From Terror Networks to Hybrid Threats: A Partner Approach to a Growing Threat

The article draws parallels between current European hybrid threats and post-9/11 terrorism, urging adaptation of counterterrorism cooperation models. It highlights Russia and Iran's use of proxies and digital platforms to recruit individuals for sabotage and assassination plots, which align with the FBI's definition of international terrorism. The U.S. counterterrorism strategy acknowledges collaboration with European partners to address these covert state actions.