EU diplomats are quietly preparing contingency plans for large-scale hybrid attacks, including emergency response teams, crisis funding, and communications strategies. The discussions highlight tensions between EU member capitals and Brussels, with some warning the bloc risks duplicating NATO's role in security coordination. The shift reflects growing concern about coordinated disinformation, infrastructure sabotage, and other non-military threats.
Byte's takeThe EU is building its own hybrid-war playbook while tiptoeing around NATO's turf.