Escalating provocations at the borders of the European Union and NATO are forcing Baltic and Eastern European countries to review security strategies and border control. In particular, decisions to reinforce infrastructure, introduce additional cargo checks to prevent the use of European ports for exporting stolen property, and plans to expand conscription indicate that the region views Kremlin aggression as a systemic threat to the entire continent. Experts emphasize that deterring hybrid attacks requires not only military readiness, but also the economic isolation of the aggressor.
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All of Europe in the Crosshairs: How Baltic Countries Are Preparing to Counter Hybrid Threats from Moscow







