Summary
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has urged Europe to strengthen its defenses against Russia's hybrid warfare, which uses both traditional and non-traditional methods like cyberattacks. European leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, discussed these threats and warned against escalating the situation. Recent drone incidents in Denmark have heightened concerns about Russian aggression.
Key Facts
- Hybrid warfare involves traditional military tactics and non-traditional ones like cyberattacks and spreading false information.
- Denmark reported drone incidents near airports and military bases, causing disruptions.
- European leaders met in Copenhagen to discuss defense strategies against these threats.
- Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen called for stronger military capabilities in Europe.
- French President Macron emphasized caution to avoid unnecessary escalation with Russia.
- Russia has been accused of using drone incursions in countries like Poland and Romania.
- European countries, including France and Germany, sent defense equipment to Denmark for the summit.
