Member states of the European bloc are weighing a new defense strategy to coordinate their reactions to Moscow's non-traditional warfare. The proposed shift involves adopting a collective security model similar to the joint response mechanisms used by NATO to create a unified front against hybrid threats, according to the Financial Times.

This initiative follows a Russian campaign this year that includes the use of drones, explosives, and arson across EU territories. Current discussions focus on moving away from individual national reactions to ensure a synchronized and robust response from the collective bloc to discourage further disruptive activity.