Dw Macron Orders Protection Against Intensifying Russian Hybrid Attacks
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- •Macron has ordered a plan to protect critical infrastructure from Russian hybrid attacks.
- •The threat from Russia is described as intensifying, particularly through drone and cyber operations.
- •European leaders are increasingly concerned about potential hybrid attacks targeting nations supporting Ukraine.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced measures to protect France's critical infrastructure from increasing Russian hybrid attacks, which include drone and cyber threats. This decision follows a meeting with political leaders where Macron emphasized the growing threat posed by Russia's shadow operations across Europe. He stated that the Russian hybrid threat has intensified, particularly since the summer, with incidents such as drone attacks and airspace violations reported. Macron vowed that any attacks on French soil would not go unanswered, asserting that the intention behind these operations is to intimidate and disrupt European support for Ukraine. He also highlighted the need for heightened vigilance and a comprehensive plan to safeguard sensitive defense and technology sites. The situation is compounded by recent intelligence indicating that Russia may target countries supporting Ukraine, including Poland. Macron's remarks come as European leaders express concern over the potential for escalated attacks in the coming months.
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