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[INTERNATIONAL] · Czechia, Poland, France, Lithuania, Switzerland · 7 sources

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Europe increases security measures amid Russian hybrid warfare threats

European governments are increasing security measures in response to warnings of Russian hybrid warfare. In the Czech Republic, Interior Minister Lubomír Metnar confirmed increased police patrols at public transportation hubs. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš stated that the nation is facing a hybrid war, prompting calls from analysts to increase counterintelligence budgets.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Russia may use drones and missiles to target countries supporting Ukraine, specifically noting the risk to Poland during late autumn and winter. In response to these escalating threats, France has convened parliamentary leaders to discuss infrastructure protection, and Lithuania has developed evacuation plans featuring three main corridors.

Additionally, Switzerland has adopted its Security Policy Strategy 2026 to enhance national resilience and defense. These collective actions follow recent incidents, such as a drone attack at Germany's Leipzig/Halle Airport, which authorities attributed to Russia.

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Andrej Babiš · Donald Tusk · Emmanuel Macron · European Union · Lubomír Metnar · NATO · Russia · Russia

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