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Acts of greyzone aggression aim to spread panic. Europe has to show the saboteurs that we are resilient, says Swedish security expert Elisabeth Braw
A Swedish security expert argues that acts of greyzone aggression are designed to spread panic rather than inflict direct physical harm. The commentary focuses on this tactic as a test of resilience across Europe.
The piece describes a broader trend of non-traditional attacks that resemble hoaxes and misinformation campaigns, framing them as pressure mechanisms to undermine public trust.
The analysis centers on Europe and calls for a coordinated response to threats that mix sabotage with psychological impact. It emphasizes resilience as a key objective for governments and the aviation sector.
The material notes that the report is an analytical reflection on greyzone aggression and its potential implications for aviation and public safety, without detailing specific incidents, dates, locations, or outcomes.
It quotes or references Elisabeth Braw, a Swedish security expert, describing greyzone actions as aimed at spreading panic and stressing Europe must demonstrate resilience to saboteurs.