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Europe Unites Against Rising Russian Threats and Disinformation

12/3/2025

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Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk called explosives planted on a rail line by alleged Russian agents a significant national security threat.
Italy's Defense Minister Guido Crosetto urged Europe to counter Russian-directed disinformation, stating "We are under attack."
European Union (EU) diplomat Kaja Kallas accused Russia of state-sponsored terrorism.
Military officials report a rise in attacks attributed to Russia, including drone incursions and cyberstrikes, with incidents in Sweden and Poland.

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Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk called explosives planted on a rail line by alleged Russian agents a significant national security threat.
Italy's Defense Minister Guido Crosetto urged Europe to counter Russian-directed disinformation, stating "We are under attack."
European Union (EU) diplomat Kaja Kallas accused Russia of state-sponsored terrorism.
Military officials report a rise in attacks attributed to Russia, including drone incursions and cyberstrikes, with incidents in Sweden and Poland.