Danish Intelligence: Russian Invasion of NATO 'Cannot Be Rul Out'
Denmark's Defense Intelligence Service (FE) has publicly warned that a Russian invasion of a NATO country, while unlikely, can no longer be excluded, marking a notable shift in threat assessment. Concurrently, the security police PET highlights increased Russian espionage, sabotage, and influence operations. This reflects a broader European intelligence trend of heightened Russian hybrid and conventional threat perception.
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Russia Escalates Hybrid Warfare, Denmark Warns of Limited NATO Attack Risk
Russia has significantly intensified hybrid warfare tactics across Europe, including cyber attacks, physical sabotage, and airspace incursions, since 2022. Danish military intelligence assesses a low but growing risk of a limited Russian military attack on NATO within months, marking a notable shift in official Western threat assessments from purely hybrid to potential kinetic action. The full scope and attribution of some operations remain partially unconfirmed, but the pattern suggests a deliberate, sustained strategy.