17 public broadcasters mapped Russia’s hybrid war on Europe. Germany: four dots
One point on the map may stand for several incidents of the same type nearby or in quick succession.
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First time since 2018: NATO’s top military body went to Kyiv to study the war it may one day face
Military representatives of all 32 members heard the latest battlefield assessment from Ukraine's command.
Latvia stops armed migrant push from Belarus, then loses border cameras to masked raiders hours later
The escorts threatened Latvian soldiers before the raiders slipped back to Belarus ahead of the border guards.
Germany accuses Russia of a drone bomb attempt at Leipzig. Now its eight biggest airports get drone detection
The air traffic controller's system spots drones in approach and departure paths and alerts the police, who remain responsible for stopping them.
Ukraine’s Vivaldi counteroffensive near Lyman just got help from behind Russian lines: partisans say they cut rail supply to three Russian regiments, no explosion needed
ATESH says it disabled four relay cabinets in Voronezh Oblast, which helped a Russian operation in Donetsk Oblast.
Europe is overreacting to Russian threats, Finland’s president says—his intelligence sees no imminent danger
Stubb says the main goal of Russian sabotage abroad is to spread panic so that partners provide less support to Ukraine.
Ukrainian partisans claim sabotage at Russian plant supplying missiles Moscow uses to bomb Ukrainian cities
ATESH says its agent disabled the power supply at the Voronezh facility, disrupting production of components used in Russian weapons.
Poland can’t arrest its way out of Russia’s spy pipeline—107 espionage cases in 20 months, and the tempo is holding
67 cases in 2025, at least 40 more in the first eight months of 2026—and those are only the top-tier investigations Poland's national prosecutors handle.
A masked figure got into a Polish drone-parts plant—Poland now suspects a foreign spy service set the fire
Poland has opened a foreign-intelligence and terrorism case. A masked figure got in over the fence, the fire followed, and no one is charged.
He was on the set of a Hollywood thriller about Nord Stream. Then Germany had him arrested over the real attack.
Croatian authorities detained a Ukrainian diver wanted by Germany after two earlier attempts failed, opening a new path to trial in the Nord Stream case.
Germany charged a Ukrainian for the Nord Stream blasts—Kyiv is now investigating if Russia staged the attack to frame Ukrainians
Ukraine's top prosecutors confirmed they are testing a "false flag" theory even as a Ukrainian suspect heads to trial in Germany.
Russian agent who set fires in Kyiv receives 15-year prison sentence
He was one more disposable recruit in Russia's Telegram sabotage campaign — hired for two arson jobs, then left to face the court alone.
One tower linked two Russian regiments near Kharkiv border. Ukrainian partisans say they disabled it
ATESH says damage to the tower slowed Russia’s 345th and 380th motor rifle regiments and made it harder for them to support each other.
A bomb-laden drone hit a Ukrainian An-124 in Germany, then lay unnoticed for hours
The drone was likely linked to Russian intelligence services, a US Department of Defense representative in Europe suggested.
Russian electric locomotive was named target of Ukrainian partisan operation. It carried military supplies toward Kharkiv front
The ATESH partisan movement says its agents destroyed the cab of an electric locomotive.
Partisan sabotage forced an emergency shutdown of drone production at Russian defense plant, ATESH claims
According to the resistance group, damage to an electrical substation interrupted production and testing lines at a facility manufacturing drone systems for the Russian military.
Ukraine’s special forces sabotaged an oil pumping station in Russia with help from a local partisan group, SOF reports
The Special Operations Forces reported an operation a station in Yaroslavl Oblast, part of the pipeline carrying Siberian crude to Russia's Baltic.
Germany was late to grasp Russian hybrid attacks, Bundeswehr colonel tells defence forum
The political shift on Russian hybrid attacks began only in the past 18 to 24 months.
“Extremely rare” 300-ton Russian rail recovery crane destroyed in partisan sabotage operation, ATESH claims
ATESH claims the loss will slow down repair capacity at major junctions, where rapid recovery is critical for maintaining rail flow.
Nicolas Tenzer: stop talking about peace, the question is victory
French geopolitical expert on his book Our War, Putin's nihilist regime, and the strategic autonomy Europe must build with or without Washington