A report from the U.S. Congress details Russia's hybrid warfare activities in Europe, which also target Romania.

American and European officials accuse Russia of conducting a hybrid warfare campaign in Europe, which includes sabotage, cyberattacks, and political interference. A report for the U.S. Congress identifies Romania among the six targeted countries, highlighting that these tactics can affect internal stability and critical infrastructure.

Russian intelligence agencies have adapted their attack methods, increasing the risks of detection. Examples of threats include GPS jamming, airspace violations, and cyberattacks.

The report also highlights Russia's interference in the elections in Romania and Bulgaria, aiming to destabilize support for Ukraine. The U.S. Congress is concerned about these activities and may take measures to monitor and counter Russian hybrid threats, including through sanctions and legislative initiatives.