Dw Macron Responds to Intensified Russian Hybrid Attacks on France
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- •Macron has ordered enhanced protection for critical infrastructure against Russian hybrid threats.
- •Recent incidents, including a drone attack in Leipzig, highlight the escalating threat level.
- •France will not tolerate attacks on its soil and will respond decisively to Russian aggression.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced a plan to enhance the protection of critical infrastructure in response to escalating Russian hybrid threats, including drone and cyberattacks. He stated that the threat to France and Europe has intensified in recent weeks, particularly following incidents like the drone attack at Leipzig airport. Macron emphasized that any attacks on French soil would not go unanswered, asserting that the intention behind these actions is to intimidate and disrupt support for Ukraine. The French government is preparing measures to safeguard sensitive defense sites and infrastructure. Macron's comments follow warnings from European leaders about potential Russian strikes against NATO countries. The situation reflects a broader concern among European nations regarding Russia's hybrid warfare tactics, which include sabotage, disinformation, and cyber operations. The French president's statements come ahead of the UN General Assembly and amid rising tensions in the region.
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