Flensburg - Meeting of Interior Ministers: Baltic Sea Countries Want to Help Defend Themselves Against Hybrid Attacks
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Hybrid threats are on the rise: drones, cyber attacks, espionage and disinformation are putting Europe under pressure. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt therefore calls for closer cooperation between the Baltic Sea neighbours – and a common security area.
The countries bordering the Baltic Sea want to tackle hybrid threats together with a joint task force.
The interior ministers of the Baltic Sea countries want to protect themselves against attacks with a common security task force. The Baltic Sea region is particularly threatened.
Claudia Kornmeier, ARD Berlin, currently in Flensburg, on the consultations about hybrid threats
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Representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Baltic Sea region, including Poland, agreed in Flensburg, Germany, to establish a task force on hybrid threats. The task force aims to improve information exchange and coordinate responses to attacks, including those involving drones.
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