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Sweden Says It Disrupted SVR Operation Targeting NATO and EU Decision-Making
Säpo's account describes an operation in which human sources were intended to support influence activity, showing how espionage and disinformation can form parts of the same campaign.
Leipzig/Halle Drone Incident Raises Alarm Over NATO’s European Supply Routes
A bus driver reportedly knocked down a drone carrying professional explosives inside the airport environment, raising urgent questions about protection at a hub supporting NATO’s strategic airlift.
Drone Flights Over Germany’s Patriot Repair Hub Raise Counter-UAS Concerns
German authorities are investigating repeated drone flights over a Bundeswehr facility that maintains Patriot air-defence systems, drawing attention to the vulnerability of military logistics and maintenance infrastructure to relatively inexpensive unmanned aircraft. German security agencies are investigating a series of…
Explosive Drone at Leipzig/Halle Exposes a Weak Point in NATO Logistics
Germany’s federal prosecutor has taken control of an investigation into an explosive-laden drone found at Leipzig/Halle airport, turning an aviation-security incident into a national-security case at a hub used for NATO strategic airlift.
Lithuanian warning exposes NATO’s drone attribution gap on Baltic flank
Lithuanian intelligence believes Russia may use captured or reconstructed Ukrainian unmanned aircraft in attacks against Baltic infrastructure. Such an operation would combine a kinetic strike with electronic deception, contested attribution and pressure on NATO’s decision-making process. Lithuania’s warning that Russia…
Guarding the Knowledge Frontier: Five Eyes Warn of China’s Expanding Human Intelligence Campaign
The latest security advisory jointly issued by the Five Eyes intelligence community is notable not because it reveals a new espionage technique, but because it illustrates how dramatically the battlefield of intelligence collection has shifted. Rather than clandestine meetings in…
Iran Cyber Surge Against Israel Carries Warning for Europe’s Critical Infrastructure
Israel recorded about 4,800 hostile cyber incidents in June, three times the level reported a year earlier. The surge shows why a kinetic ceasefire cannot be treated as a digital ceasefire, and why European infrastructure, professional services and smaller suppliers…
Russian Ex-Combatants Are Becoming a European Security Planning Problem
European Council conclusions have asked officials to examine possible internal-security measures concerning Russian ex-combatants from the war against Ukraine, turning a buried summit clause into a practical question for borders, intelligence sharing and hybrid-threat planning.