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European Parliament votes · European Parliament plenary votes

European Parliament adopted a text it titles “Hybrid warfare and the protection of the EU’s territorial integrity and critical security and defence infrastructure”

On 16 September 2026 the European Parliament recorded a final vote as adopted, with 470 in favour, 129 against and 62 abstentions.

On 16 September 2026 the European Parliament held a final vote on a document it titles “Hybrid warfare and the protection of the EU’s territorial integrity and critical security and defence infrastructure”, recorded as A10-0212/2026.

Parliament recorded the result as adopted, with 470 votes in favour, 129 against and 62 abstentions — 661 votes recorded in total.

Parliament records this decision under “Motion for a resolution (as a whole)”, which is how the final vote on the text is identified here. The vote was taken by electronic roll-call vote.

Parliament records the procedure as: Report: Rasa Juknevičienė (A10-0212/2026) (Majority of votes cast required)

The wording in quotation marks above is the title Parliament gave the document, reproduced so that the record can be identified. It is not this service's description of the subject, and quoting it is not an endorsement of any claim it contains.

This record establishes that Parliament took this decision on 16 September 2026 and what the recorded counts were. It does not establish that any statement made in the document is correct, and it does not mean that legislation has entered into force: a vote in Parliament is one step in a longer procedure.

Times

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Event occurred
16 September 2026, 12:00 UTC (as recorded by the source)
Published here
17 September 2026, 20:27 UTC

Evidence

Record identifier
MTG-PL-2026-09-16-VOT-ITM-993034
Retrieved
17 September 2026, 20:27 UTC
Snapshot checksum
1834c2f0b8e827d6a8f79de5c61c87a7c944d48cd1cc16a09e8161b7147ddc17
Attribution
Source: European Parliament Open Data Portal. — Rules on the European Parliament's open data (CC BY 4.0)
Where each figure above comes from (9 values)
ValueAs publishedOriginSource field or calculation
Document title, as recorded by Parliament Hybrid warfare and the protection of the EU’s territorial integrity and critical security and defence infrastructure field vote-results[].activity_label.en
Reported as the title Parliament gave the document. The title is not adopted as this service's own description.
Document reference A10-0212/2026 calculation 'A-10-2026-0002' -> 'A10-0002/2026'
Vote date 2026-09-16 field vote-results[].activity_date
How the final vote was identified Motion for a resolution (as a whole) field decisions[].referenceText.en / headingLabel.en
Finality comes from Parliament's own whole-text marker. It is never inferred from vote counts or from a session having only one decision.
Recorded decision adopted field decisions[].decision_outcome
Votes in favour 470 field decisions[].number_of_votes_favor
Votes against 129 field decisions[].number_of_votes_against
Abstentions 62 field decisions[].number_of_votes_abstention
Votes recorded in total 661 calculation favour + against + abstentions

Wording template parliament_vote version 1.0.

Revision history

  • 17 September 2026, 20:27 UTC — The source revised its record

    The source record now contains the information this brief requires.

Limits of this brief

Final plenary votes on a text as a whole, where Parliament's own record identifies the document explicitly and reports both an outcome and aggregate counts. Amendment votes, split and separate votes, procedural motions, votes taken by show of hands without recorded counts, and sittings where no single whole-text vote can be identified with certainty are all excluded, and the excluded cases are the majority. How individual members voted is discarded at ingestion and never stored, so this service cannot answer questions about it. A document's title is reproduced as Parliament's title, to identify the record; it is not this service's description of the subject, and a vote does not establish that anything the document says is correct.

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