NATO's top commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, unveiled a new war plan on Monday at the Warsaw Security Forum, designed to counter a Russian attack on alliance members. The strategy, dubbed "block, blunt, and break," aims to stop an invasion by halting enemy advances at the border, hitting incoming troops from air, sea, and land, and then targeting supply chains and command networks. Grynkewich stated that while a military confrontation with Russia is not viewed as "imminent or inevitable," NATO will be ready.