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Hybrid War: Russia Expands Sabotage Offensive

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Ukraine's foreign intelligence service is raising the alarm: Deputy chief Oleh Luhovskyi warns that Russia will expand its sabotage campaign further. What this means for security in Europe.

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Ukraine's foreign intelligence service is raising the alarm: Deputy chief Oleh Luhovskyi warns that Russia will expand its sabotage campaign further. This is reported by Spiegel, citing statements from the intelligence deputy.

According to the report, Ukraine's foreign intelligence service is considered to be extremely well-informed about Moscow's machinations. As deputy chief, Luhovskyi is one of the service's senior representatives – and is speaking from a position that can observe Russian intelligence operations at close range.

What does hybrid war mean?

The term encompasses conflicts below the threshold of open military confrontation: sabotage, disinformation, cyberattacks and covert operations against infrastructure and politics. Luhovskyi's warning fits this picture – according to this, Russia is relying not only on military force in Ukraine, but also on covert operations beyond it.

What does this mean concretely?

Exactly how an expansion of the sabotage campaign could look, which countries or targets could come into focus, and in what timeframe – the current report leaves this open. Only the direction is clear: the Ukrainian side expects more, not less.

Source: Spiegel

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