EU Foreign Policy Chief Claims Russia Planning 'More Sabotage Acts' Against Europe
- EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warned on Monday that intelligence indicates Russia plans more sabotage acts across Europe to divide societies and intimidate populations from helping Ukraine.
- Recent Russian drone and aerial strikes across Kyiv and Kharkiv set buildings ablaze over the weekend, killing 2 people and injuring about 10 in a market strike near the capital.
- Anxiety intensified along Poland's eastern frontier after two Russian drones exploded on the Ukrainian side of the Dorohusk-Yahodyn crossing in the early hours of September 13, suspending traffic multiple times.
- Poland's defence minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz visited the border crossing on September 22 and announced deployment of Patriot air-defence batteries to two regions bordering Ukraine.
- Miroslaw Sokal, head of resident safety for Lublin 90 km west of Dorohusk, said communities are "building civil resilience," while schools discuss safety "practically every day" with students.
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Russia is planning new attacks "on European democracy", a statement made by the head of European diplomacy and the main Russian phobia of the European Union, Kai Callas. Callas addressed journalists, accusing Russia of allegedly preparing "new sabotages" against European democracy.
Kallas warns of new hybrid attacks and calls for a European protocol to respond before they occur, in the face of an increase in incidents now.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has said Russia is planning "more acts of sabotage" and attacks against European democracies, calling for greater vigilance and preventive action. "We see in the intelligence that Russia is planning more acts of sabotage and attacks against our democracy to divide our society, to scare our societies into not helping Ukraine. So this is something that they have in mind and we need to keep this in mind as well t…
The Independent
The Independent (US)Ukraine latest: Moscow planning more acts of sabotage in Europe, EU diplomat warns
European countries should be able to act before such attacks take place, Kaja Kallas says
Intelligence reports reveal Russia's intentions.
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