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Spoofing and Spillover: Russia Targets NATO

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By Erin Bailey, Benjamin Schmitt
| Cepa
Russian shadow warfare is a many-headed hydra. Its efforts can rise and fall in intensity, can close airports or menace heads of state, target electricity grids in midwinter and sever undersea cables. The latest threat comes from Russia’s highly developed electronic warfare capabilities, which are being used to misdirect explosive-filled drones into NATO airspace. A May 19 incident over Estonia saw a NATO jet shoot down the device. That, anyway, is the conclusion of the Ukrainian government.
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Ukraine’s Adaptation: Stabilised from Outside, Stretched from Within

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By Balázs Jarábik, Alessandro Marrone, Benjamin Schmitt
| Icds
Ukraine’s internal position is in flux with mounting pressure across governance, energy, and internal security. This stands in contrast to a more favourable trajectory on the battlefield, where the Ukrainian army has stabilised the front line and regained a relative advantage in drone warfare, despite acute manpower constraints. The result is a growing divergence between military performance and internal state capacity.
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The Space Domain and the Defence of Europe

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By Alessandro Marrone, Space Science Programme, Benjamin Schmitt
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Outer space is getting much closer to the defence of Europe than it used to be. In recent years, a number of factors have converged to make space an enabler for military operations on Earth, a war-fighting domain in its own right, and an arena of strategic competition in which the US, Russia, and China play major roles. As a result, NATO, the EU, and the European Space Agency (ESA), as well as their members, are adapting to the new reality, while Europe is investing more in space.
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