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EU weighs Nato-style coordination after reported hybrid attacks

The Financial Times reports that EU countries are considering joint responses after incidents this year involving drones, bombs and arson.

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Owen Mercer
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Source: Financial Times · View original source
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EU countries are considering Nato-style joint responses to what the Financial Times describes as Russian hybrid attacks, following a series of incidents this year.

The report cites drone attacks, bombs and arson as prompting calls for a stronger response. It does not specify the proposed measures or identify the countries involved.

The supplied information does not report a decision by the EU. It also does not provide details independently establishing Russian responsibility for specific incidents.

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