Fake News, Bomb Threats, Hacked Fridges and Riots. What Does Hybrid War Mean?
5 Articles
5 Articles
Interview with the director of Start Insight and the Observatory React on Terrorism: "There are no elements to attribute them to Russia or to claim that they are co-ordinated events. All episodes are shared by the disproportion between the cost of the action and that of the reaction and by the fact that they remain below the threshold of the conventional conflict."
Europe’s hybrid threat picture grows murkier
Bomb threats against passenger flights, failures in food and blood-storage refrigeration systems, and reports of sharp metal objects hidden in Halloween sweets have unsettled parts of Europe. Considered together, the incidents raise questions about whether seemingly unrelated disruptions point to broader hybrid threats.
A series of bomb threats and cyber attacks in Europe has alarmed the international community. We analyze whether we are facing a coordinated hybrid war campaign and its implications for the stability of the continent.
Hacker raids across Europe, qualified investigative and intelligence sources explain to us what the real dangers are and what we still have to expect.
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