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The European Parliament adopted a resolution identifying Russia as the main external threat to Europe's security. The document proposes to expand sanctions against individuals and entities involved in Russian disinformation and includes recommendations for protecting democratic institutions from foreign interference. A plan of action to safeguard democracy was also adopted, including the establishment of a "European Readiness Day".
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The European Parliament adopted a resolution identifying Russia as the main external threat to Europe's security. The document proposes to expand sanctions against individuals and entities involved in Russian disinformation and includes recommendations for protecting democratic institutions from foreign interference.
The European Parliament has adopted an action plan aimed at protecting European democracy from foreign interference, particularly from Russia, which has been recognized as the main external threat. Lawmakers proposed establishing a 'European Readiness Day' on February 24. The resolution was supported by 420 MEPs, with 220 voting against and 26 abstaining.
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