European Intelligence Chiefs Fear Russia's War Expanding to Continent

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What are European intelligence chiefs concerned about regarding Russia's war?

European intelligence chiefs fear that Russia's war against Ukraine is increasingly moving into the continent. They are concerned about potential targeted killings and large-scale acts of sabotage being prepared by Russia across Europe.

Which country is identified as a main target for Russian sabotage?

Germany has been identified as a main target for Russian sabotage and hybrid warfare activities. Suspected Russian sabotage has reportedly hit German airports, government IT systems, energy infrastructure, and defence facilities.

What was the purpose of CIA Director John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow?

CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an unannounced visit to Moscow to meet with Russian intelligence heads. While some reports suggest he may have warned Russia against expanding the conflict, others frame the visit with "Moscow meanings" and a promise to return.

What is considered the EU's top strategic threat?

According to the EU's top military official, General Sean Clancy, Russia's escalating hybrid attacks represent the European Union's "most significant strategic threat." These attacks include cyberattacks, sabotage, and political interference.