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EU weighing first sanctions against Russia for misinformation, election interference and cyber attacks


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Published in Politics and Government on Wednesday, December 11th 2024 at 14:41 GMT by MSN   Print publication without navigation

  • The European Union is considering sanctions against Russian hybrid threats
  • a first-time move intended to curb alleged cyber attacks, election interference, and other acts of sabotage that have reportedly increased since the invasion of Ukraine.

The European Union is considering imposing its first sanctions against Russia for activities including misinformation, election interference, and cyber attacks, as reported by the Financial Times. These potential sanctions are part of a broader EU strategy to counter hybrid threats, which also encompass sabotage, violence, and other destabilizing actions. The EU's move comes in response to increasing concerns over Russian interference in European affairs, particularly as several European countries head into elections. The proposed measures would target individuals and entities involved in these activities, marking a significant step in the EU's approach to dealing with hybrid warfare tactics from Russia. This initiative reflects a growing consensus within the EU on the need for a more robust response to protect democratic processes and national security.

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