Czech intelligence agency says which countries pose a threat to Europe

Czech intelligence believes that Russia, Iran and China pose a threat to the security of European countries. The head of the Czech Security and Information Service (BIS) Michal Koudelka told ČTK about the danger posed by the political regimes of these countries.

Among the current threats to Europe, the head of Czech counterintelligence named the threat from Russian imperialism, sabotage and intelligence operations of Russia, China and Iran.

Also dangerous for European countries are: propaganda, uncontrollable migration, the growing threat of Islamic terrorism, including the rise of right-wing extremism, illegal arms trade, constant cyberattacks, abuse of artificial intelligence.

He pointed out that tensions in the world are rising and the world has come to the line beyond which a global military conflict could erupt.

Note that a number of European countries do not rule out a direct military clash with Russia. Moreover, a number of armies are preparing for such a scenario, and the EU governments have announced an increase in military budgets.

We would like to add that the West has repeatedly accused Iran and China of directly or indirectly supporting Russia in the war with Ukraine.