🚨BREAKING: Europe on high alert as several European governments issue unusually cautious official warnings of an intensifying Russian hybrid threats. Polish PM Donald Tusk told parliament that intelligence points to a risk of Russian drone and missile strikes against NATO territory, potentially disguised as “accidents” to test the alliance’s response. Switzerland released a new 2026 security strategy, citing a “deteriorating security situation,” pointing to Russia’s war in Ukraine, cyberattacks, espionage, sabotage and disinformation. Finland’s president has urged citizens to mentally prepare for “something to happen.” Across Europe, governments are expanding military readiness and civil defence, from reinforcing Gotland and NATO’s eastern flank to raising Finland’s reserve age, reviewing shelters and urging households to maintain emergency supplies. The developments reflect a broader shift toward preparing for potential Russian cyber, sabotage, drone and other hybrid threats beyond Ukraine.