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Kaja Kallas: Russia's Hybrid Attacks Will Not Stop EU Support for Ukraine. What Plans Europe Has in Lebanon

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Russia's hybrid attacks will not discourage the EU from continuing support for Ukraine, Kaja Kallas said on Tuesday, warning that the country lacks interceptors. The Head of European diplomacy also announced that at least ten Member States want to contribute personnel and resources to a possible military and civilian mission in Lebanon.

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Wicklow (Ireland), 1 set. (askanews) - Ukraine and European security at the center of the informal meeting of Foreign Ministers organized in Ireland, in Wicklow. Many dossiers on the table, from Hormuz to Space, to Lebanon, but on all Kiev: while the negotiations stagnate, the attacks increase in intensity with daily and simultaneous Russian raids in different cities and more and more victims among civilians. "July and August were the most letha…

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Russia's hybrid attacks will not discourage the EU from continuing support for Ukraine, Kaja Kallas said on Tuesday, warning that the country lacks interceptors. The Head of European diplomacy also announced that at least ten Member States want to contribute personnel and resources to a possible military and civilian mission in Lebanon.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The Ministers for Defence of the European Union met today in Wicklow, Ireland, for an informal meeting on the main security and defence issues under the direction of High Representative Kaja Kallas. Among the topics on the agenda were support for Ukraine, industrial cooperation in the defence field, European space capabilities, security [...]

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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