Norway's PM warns of Russian hybrid attack threat, echoing Polish intelligence

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre stated that Norway faces a potential threat of hybrid attacks and sabotage from Russia, confirming intelligence assessments shared by Polish colleagues. He made the remarks during a press conference in Ottawa. Støre said countries bordering Russia already deal with such threats daily, and warned that Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's alerts should be taken seriously. He urged Norwegian businesses, research institutions, and organizations handling security data to remain informed and prepared for potential risks. Støre also cautioned against panic, saying danger should not be seen behind every corner, as some threat reports may not reflect reality. This follows Tusk's warning about possible Russian provocations and hybrid strikes against Western states.