Macron warns of risks from intensifying Russian hybrid warfare in France
The head of state held a confidential briefing Friday at the Élysée with presidential candidates and party leaders on the state of the threat.

Emmanuel Macron organized a meeting at the Élysée to inform presidential candidates and party leaders of risks linked to a potential intensification of hybrid warfare conducted by Russia in France, according to Le Monde.
This summons comes as suspicious attacks and incidents multiply across Europe, against a backdrop of escalating geopolitical tensions with Moscow.
Sources
- Pourquoi Emmanuel Macron insiste sur les risques d’intensification de la guerre hybride russe en France — Le Monde — Une
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