Alliance Split Between Those Who View Russia As Main Threat And States Worried By ISIS

NATO members find themselves disagreeing over the most significant threat to the alliance and don't even have the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets to monitor them, says NATO's top intelligence official, as reported by Defense One.

For instance, the deployment of Russian military forces to Syria apparently last week caught NATO by surprise and demonstrated that the alliance is incapable of staying ahead of threats or prioritizing them, said U.S. Navy Rear...