114 Hours Before the Assault on NATO

An ordinary morning at Berlin's Alexanderplatz ends in a drone attack on a civilian crowd. Across Germany, Poland, and the Baltic states, more attacks disrupt communications, power, and transport. Governments search for evidence while Russian and Belarusian forces complete deployments concealed behind exercises and official explanations. CIA operative Marcus Kern sees a coordinated operation designed to blind Europe, divide NATO, and prepare the way for an invasion. A strike on a civilian terminal in Kaliningrad supplies Moscow with a pretext for war. As isolated emergencies become a single pattern, the question is whether the alliance can recognize the assault before its defenses have already been compromised. The final 114 hours are running out.