Europe under threat from Russia | GZERO World

The war in Ukraine increasingly threatens European stability as Russia escalates hybrid warfare, including cyber attacks, sabotage, and kinetic incidents near NATO borders. Poland’s Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski emphasizes that Europe has overperformed in its financial and military commitments, effectively sustaining Ukraine’s resistance. This significant investment grants European nations a rightful role in determining the conflict's resolution. While the front lines remain largely static, Russia continues to leverage support from China and North Korea to maintain its offensive capabilities. Despite internal political pressures and the rise of nationalist parties, European nations must prioritize a unified defense strategy to counter Russian aggression. Maintaining security requires addressing these gray-zone attacks while navigating shifting geopolitical dynamics and the evolving nature of U.S. foreign policy toward the continent.