Analysis · Europe
Narva: Moscow’s Trojan Horse in NATO?
How Narva’s border geography, history and local tensions could create openings for Russian hybrid pressure on NATO’s eastern flank.
The Baltic region remains one of NATO’s most sensitive areas because of its historical legacy, large Russian-speaking communities, and immediate proximity to Russia. Among its border cities, Narva stands out in particular. Demographics, history, local political tensions, and geography converge here in ways that Moscow could potentially exploit in a hybrid operation.
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