Europa la un întrerupător distanță de haos

Europe is increasingly preparing for potential energy crises, particularly in light of threats from Russia. The infrastructure in places like Alytus, Lithuania, is being fortified against possible attacks, reflecting a shift in how energy security is perceived. Recent incidents, including drone threats and cyberattacks, have heightened concerns about the vulnerability of energy systems. Countries are investing in resilience programs to ensure continued energy production and distribution during crises. The digitalization of energy networks, while beneficial, also introduces new vulnerabilities, prompting the EU to reconsider its reliance on equipment from high-risk countries. Experts emphasize the need for preparedness but do not predict an inevitable collapse of the European energy network.