Norwegian PM Warns Of Threat Of Russian Hybrid Attacks
Norway is threatened by potential Russian hybrid attacks that could take the form of sabotage. UATV English reports that Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre stated this while in Canada. "The intelligence services' threat assessment shows a real threat of hybrid actions, up to and including sabotage," Støre commented, responding to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's statement about the…
Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has cautioned about the potential threat of Russian hybrid attacks, which could involve sabotage. Speaking in Canada, Støre revealed that intelligence services have assessed a genuine risk of such actions, including sabotage, in response to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's concern over Russian drone strikes on NATO territory.
Støre stressed the seriousness of Tusk's warning, noting that countries bordering Russia face similar threats regularly. He stressed the importance of staying informed about this issue, urging industries, research institutes, and data security professionals to factor this into their strategies. However, Støre also urged against panic and overreaction, pointing out that the reality might not match exaggerated fears.
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