Drone incursions and suspected acts of sabotage across Europe have been linked to Russia, prompting Western officials to warn of increased kinetic activity directed by Moscow.
On Thursday, Russian drones crashed in Romania, a NATO member, and neighboring Moldova as a map by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) shows. Both countries have repeatedly expressed alarm at the war in Ukraine spilling over into Europe.
NATO’s eastern flank members have stepped up their warnings of the threat posed by Russia, citing airspace violations, GPS jamming, and other hybrid threats below the threshold of armed warfare.
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By Brendan Cole — Senior Reporter |
Drone incursions and suspected acts of sabotage across Europe have been linked to Russia, prompting Western officials to warn of increased kinetic activity directed by Moscow.
On Thursday, Russian drones crashed in Romania, a NATO member, and neighboring Moldova as a map by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) shows. Both countries have repeatedly expressed alarm at the war in Ukraine spilling over into Europe.
NATO’s eastern flank members have stepped up their warnings of the threat posed by Russia, citing airspace violations, GPS jamming, and other hybrid threats below the threshold of armed warfare.
Read more: [https://www.newsweek.com/map-russian-incursions-acts-sabotage-across-europe-this-week-12487638](https://www.newsweek.com/map-russian-incursions-acts-sabotage-across-europe-this-week-12487638)
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Where are all those Instagram smarts to tell us it’s just lies?
Open article
No Maps
Visible confusion
Have I just had a long week or is there no map in that article apart from a zoomed in one of the Moldovan border?