Russian President Vladimir Putin might attack a NATO country to test the organization. US intelligence found this out, according to a report.

US intelligence thought Putin wouldn't attack a NATO country while fighting in Ukraine. But now, Putin wants a victory as Ukraine gains ground.

A drone hit a building in Romania and missiles landed in Poland, a NATO country.

Russia is getting ready to attack NATO's eastern side.

Putin had a Security Council meeting in Moscow on August 7, 2026.

NATO's Article 5 says an attack on one country is an attack on all.

The attack would likely be small, like a cyberattack or a limited land attack, and would probably target the Baltics or Poland.

The attack could happen anytime between this fall and 2029.

Heather Conley from the American Enterprise Institute wonders how the US would respond to such an attack.

NATO wants two important American weapons systems.

The US has sent many arms to Ukraine, which has depleted its stockpile.

But the Pentagon says this is not true.

A Russian drone hit an apartment building in Romania on May 29, 2026.

Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell says the US is ready to defend itself.

A land attack is unlikely because it would trigger Article 5, but the response to a cyberattack is unclear.

Russia is using a shadow fleet to test NATO's drone defenses.

The Polish army secured a crater in eastern Poland on July 30, 2026.

NATO has always struggled to respond to attacks that are not full-scale.

Fox News has asked NATO for a comment.

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NATO spokesman Col. Martin O'Donnell says they are preparing for any scenario.

Brie Stimson is a writer for Fox News Digital in Los Angeles.