Hybrid Warfare Preparations in Europe: Türkiye Is Also on the Agenda - Dünya Newspaper
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The European Union (EU) has prioritized accelerating its preparations for potential attacks that could result in casualties amid rising tensions with Russia. Experts have issued warnings of war, and attention has been drawn to Türkiye's position as being "on the front line" due to its geographical location and energy connections.
The European Union (EU) has put on its agenda strengthening common security measures against cyberattacks, sabotage, and other hybrid threats targeting critical infrastructure. While discussions focus on how to respond to large-scale attacks that could result in numerous casualties, Turkey's NATO membership and strategic location are being considered as potential candidates for involvement in the process. The increasing hybrid threats in Europe …
Etienne Soula, an expert at the German Marshall Fund (GMF), stated that Türkiye is on the front lines of security discussions at the European Union (EU) Leaders Summit in Brussels on October 15-16 due to its location and connections. Soula said, "Given that Türkiye is a NATO member, borders the Black Sea, and is connected to the rest of Europe in terms of energy infrastructure, I think it is geographically on the front lines in a way. Therefore,…
The European Union is preparing for large-scale hybrid attacks that could lead to loss of life. Experts warn that cyberattacks and sabotage could be a harbinger of a wider conflict, and point out that Türkiye is not immune to these risks. So, what scenario is Europe preparing for?
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