The head of the EC proposed to create a Security Council with the participation of Canada, Britain and Norway

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed the creation of a European Security Council that would unite the European Union, Canada, the United Kingdom and Norway. According to her, it is also necessary to develop a “protocol of emergency security measures”.

“Europe needs its own action plan to counter hybrid threats,” von der Leyen told the European Parliament.

The protocol can be used by each EU member state in case of a threat and convene other states, Ursula von der Leyen explained. This will help coordinate the response, preventing further escalation.