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France explains new 'national security alert state' amid warnings of hybrid threats

RFI examines the month-old, never-activated mechanism as Macron warns of intensifying Russian hybrid threats.

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— RFI — Français

According to RFI, French President Emmanuel Macron has warned of intensifying Russian hybrid threats, as France has held for the past month a newly created "national security alert state" mechanism.

RFI reports the mechanism, created this summer but never activated, is designed to allow the state to act in the face of a "serious and current threat" before resorting to emergency legal regimes.

RFI notes it remains unclear exactly where the threshold for activating the mechanism lies.

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