🔴 Macron orders plan to protect France critical infrastructure against 'Russian hybrid attacks'

We and our partners do the following data processing based on your consent: store and/or access information on a device, personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services development Macron orders plan to protect France's critical infrastructure against 'Russian hybrid attacks' French President Emmanuel Macron ordered a plan on Friday to protect France's critical infrastructure against "Russian hybrid attacks", adding that the threat from Russia had intensified in recent weeks. French President Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech during the 2026 National Disability Conference in Bobigny, near Paris, France, Friday, Sept. 4, 2026. © Firas Abdullah via AP ⁠France ​was threatened ​by Russian hybrid attacks in the ​past ‌few ⁠weeks, French ‌President Emmanuel Macron said on ⁠Friday. "In recent weeks, the ​threat– particularly ‌the Russian hybrid threat– facing Europeans ‌and France ​has intensified," Macron told reporters after meeting ​in Paris ​with political party ​leaders to ​discuss recent developments in the international situation. 1. 1 ## EU chief calls for creation of ‘European Security Council’, backs partnership with Canada Europe 2. 2 ## Houthis report Saudi strikes as Riyadh accuses them of targeting Mecca As it happened Middle East 3. 3 ## Europe and Canada are 'strong, even stronger together', Carney tells European Parliament Europe 4. 4 ## ‘Gut-wrenching pain’: First conviction in French school sex abuse scandal fails to quell parents’ anger Analysis France 5. 5 ## Trump threatens EU with tariffs over 'laughable' Canada association plan Europe 6. 6 ## US announces charges against five alleged agents for Russia over assassination plots Americas © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.

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