Article Summary

The article reports that European leaders are warning of potential Russian drone, missile, sabotage, or cyberattacks — possibly disguised as accidents — and are taking steps to prepare their countries with civil-defense measures and infrastructure protections. It uses urgent language and multiple high-level voices to emphasize a shared threat, encouraging public readiness and government action, while not including any Russian perspective or past context for these warnings. The approach builds concern through consensus among NATO officials but sticks closely to official statements without overt editorializing.