EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says Russia is planning “more sabotage acts” against Europe, according to separate reports. She urges European Union member states to increase vigilance and take preventive steps.
Both outlets frame the warning as part of broader efforts to strengthen Europe’s readiness for hostile activity attributed to Russia. The emphasis is on acting before incidents occur, with Kallas calling for member countries to be prepared to respond in advance rather than only after attacks are carried out. The reporting also highlights that the issue is addressed at the EU level, with Kallas making a call for greater coordination among member states. The accounts do not specify locations, timing, or the alleged methods of the planned sabotage, focusing instead on the need for heightened preparedness and preventive measures.
