Four and a half years of war in Ukraine may have dire consequences for several countries in Europe. Standing by Ukraine against Russia behind the scenes. Now clear as water — countries like Britain, Germany, France are providing military support to Ukraine. That's why Volodymyr Zelensky has been fighting against big powers like Russia for so long. In this situation, Moscow is planning to attack several countries of 'NATO' as a friend of the enemy. Many European countries are afraid of this.
Analysts believe that Russia may launch a major cyber attack in retaliation in addition to drone and missile attacks. However, President Vladimir Putin has said that he does not want to show an aggressive attitude towards Europe. French President Emmanuel Macron says something completely different. On Friday (September 18), the French president issued a formal warning. He said that Russia's 'hybrid threat' to Europe and France has intensified.
2027 presidential election is in France. Before that, Macron held a meeting with the leaders and candidates of various political parties. He then ordered the formulation of a plan to protect critical infrastructure and defense sensitive installations from possible drone and cyber attacks. None of Russia's recent 'hybrid' attacks against France will go 'unanswered', he warned. That is, if Moscow attacks, France will respond. In that case, the fire of the Ukraine war could spread across Europe.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk recently told parliament that intelligence suggests Russia may launch drone or missile strikes against Ukraine-supporting countries (including NATO members like Poland). Just a day later, Macron issued a warning. Tusk said Moscow would likely present such an attack as an “accidental” blow, aimed at whether the NATO alliance remains committed to its “collective defense” commitment. In other words, Russia can launch a light attack to measure water initially. It remains to be seen what action the NATO military alliance will take when there is a cloud of fear in the sky of Europe.