European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on September 28, ahead of a meeting of defense ministers in Brussels, that according to intelligence information, Russia is planning further acts of sabotage in Europe. Defense ministers of EU member states were expected to discuss the security situation and the threats facing Europe at the meeting. STVR (Spravy) ↗
Kallas warned of the possible continuation of Russian operations aimed at destabilizing European countries. However, the available information does not indicate which states the planned acts of sabotage might target or what form they might take. Further details about the intelligence information were not disclosed.
The meeting of defense ministers in Brussels is taking place at a time of heightened concern over security incidents in Europe. The European Union has long warned of the risks associated with activities that could disrupt critical infrastructure, public safety, or the functioning of member states. However, Kallas did not specify individual cases or planned measures in her statement.
During the meeting, the ministers were expected to assess further developments in European defense and the response to security threats. The EU's expected course of action will depend on the evaluation of the intelligence information and on agreement among member states on joint measures. It is not yet known whether the Union will adopt new specific decisions in immediate response. irozhlas.cz ↗
Kallas warns of further Russian sabotage in Europe
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Kaja Kallas
Šéfka zahraničnej politiky EÚ
17.08.2026
„Das ist systematischer Terror"
Hovorila o ruských útokoch na ukrajinské mestá.
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Přijdou další ruské sabotáže, varovala šéfka diplomacie EU
seznamzpravy.cz
| 09:10 28.09.
Rusko plánuje v Evropě další sabotáže, varuje Kallasová. EU podle zprávy zbrojí pomalu
forum24.cz
| 08:44 28.09.
Rusko chystá další sabotáže v Evropě! Kallasová varuje před útoky a zastrašováním
blesk.cz
| 09:34 28.09.
Rusko plánuje v Európe ďalšie sabotáže, podľa Kallasovej to ukazujú spravodajské informácie
STVR (Spravy)
| 09:25 28.09.
Šéfka diplomacie EU varovala před dalšími ruskými sabotážemi v Evropě
denik.cz
| 09:12 28.09.
Rusko v Evropě plánuje další sabotáže, varuje šéfka unijní diplomacie Kallasová
idnes.cz
| 08:42 28.09.
Kallasová: Rusko v Evropě plánuje další sabotáže
novinky.cz
| 08:38 28.09.
Podle zpravodajců chystá Rusko v Evropě další sabotáže, uvedla šéfka unijní diplomacie
irozhlas.cz
| 08:50 28.09.
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