Russia could attack a NATO country within months, Danish intelligence warns
The new threat assessment joins a growing chorus of Russia warnings from top European security officials and lawmakers in recent days.
Russia could attack a NATO country within months, Danish intelligence warns
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Russia could attack a NATO country within months, Danish intelligence warns
Danish intelligence has warned that Moscow could launch a limited military attack in the coming months against a NATO country that borders Russia.
Russia could attack a Nato country within months, Danish intelligence says
Warning comes hours after Poland says fire at Starlink satellite station was ‘act of sabotage’ Russia could launch a limited military attack against a Nato country in the coming months, Danish intelligence said, in one of the starkest warnings yet by western security services. In a report published on Thursday, the Danish defence intelligence service warned of a “low but growing risk” that Russia could launch long-range strikes on Nato infrastructure supporting Ukraine, or carry out a limited incursion into a neighbouring country with a small number of troops, potentially operating without insignia. Continue reading...
Russia could attack Nato country within months, Denmark warns
Intelligence service cites ‘low but growing risk’ of troop movement into neighbouring country or assault on infrastructure
NATO steps up intelligence-sharing over Russia threat, top commander says
Sept 24 - NATO is stepping up intelligence-sharing in response to a wave of sabotage and other incidents apparently linked to Russia but should be \"calm and confident\" that it can handle any threat posed by Moscow, the alliance's top commander told Reuters on Thursday.
Denmark expects Russia to escalate hybrid warfare in coming months, intelligence service says
COPENHAGEN, Sept 24 - Russia is likely to intensify its hybrid war against the West in the coming months, Denmark's defence intelligence service said in a new threat assessment on Thursday.
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