What we could look to in the future is to have a more balanced type of engagement. We put a lot of emphasis, for good reason, if you just take the case of Ukraine, on the Russian tanks and artillery. We should be looking to put almost as much emphasis on what NATO, as a collective alliance, and its adversaries are doing in the cyber domain, what it's doing from an intelligence standpoint, economic involvement, economic linkages, and some of those other activities that are just as important to providing for the security of all the members of NATO as paying attention to the tanks and artillery.
On February 2nd, 2022. See this statement in context.