Estonia has formally attributed the arson attack on a domestic defense contractor to Russia. The incident once again pushes hybrid warfare to the top of the European security agenda, and the response of NATO’s eastern flank members is drawing international attention.
The Guardian reports that Danish intelligence agencies have issued a public warning that Russia is expected to significantly escalate hybrid warfare operations against NATO allies in the coming months, covering cyberattacks, disinformation, and critical-infrastructure disruption, putting European security under renewed pressure.
A quadcopter drone carrying explosives was found at Leipzig airport Tuesday night, forcing the closure of a runway. This marks another suspected hybrid warfare incident in Europe, as investigators probe potential Russian links.