European leaders have accused Russia of engaging in hybrid warfare, which includes a variety of attacks such as explosive-laden drones, sabotage, political interference, and cyber targeting. Despite these accusations, Russia denies the allegations. The term 'hybrid war' refers to a conflict that combines conventional military tactics with irregular tactics and cyber warfare. Experts such as Patrick Bury, a defence and security specialist at the University of Bath, Pavel Felgenhauer, a Russian defence and foreign policy analyst, and Wolfgang Pusztai, a security policy and defence analyst, are examining the implications of this type of warfare and how countries can respond effectively.
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European Leaders Accuse Russia of Hybrid Warfare Amid Ongoing Conflict
European leaders have accused Russia of hybrid warfare, which encompasses various forms of attacks, including drones and cyber targeting. Russia denies these allegations as the conflict in Ukraine continues. Experts are analyzing the nature of hybrid warfare and potential responses from affected nations.
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How is Europe dealing with ‘hybrid war’?
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European Leaders Accuse Russia of Hybrid Warfare Amid Ongoing Conflict