No evidence found in Europe of Russian plans for hybrid operations
European officials have commented on recent reports from U.S. intelligence regarding a potential threat from Russia. Previously, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) warned its European partners about Moscow's alleged plans to conduct so-called "hybrid military operations" within Europe.
However, according to Bloomberg, European intelligence services and experts have found no real signs of preparations for such actions. European authorities note that the situation remains stable at this time, and there is no direct evidence that Russia is planning such operations.
Security in Europe remains one of the main topics on the international agenda. Such warnings from the U.S. are frequently discussed in political circles; however, European countries prefer to rely on their own intelligence data and a thorough analysis of the current situation.
At the moment, official representatives of European states continue to monitor developments while maintaining a neutral stance. The situation remains under control, and experts urge reliance on verified facts and official statements from government agencies.