Europe faces threat of organised sabotage, terrorist attacks: Estonian FM Tsahkna
Estonia's counterintelligence service has warned that Russian special services have escalated sabotage operations in Europe, moving beyond symbolic targets to more dangerous attacks.
The warning from Estonia's counterintelligence service indicates that sabotage operations orchestrated by Russian special services have reached a new and dangerous phase across Europe. These operations now target more than just symbolic locations, representing a significant escalation in the security threat.
In an interview with Talking Europe, Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna addressed the security situation in Estonia and the broader European Union. His comments come as EU nations increasingly confront coordinated threats from external actors.
The development highlights growing concerns about hybrid warfare tactics being employed against European countries, with sabotage operations representing a more direct threat to critical infrastructure and national security.
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