Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service warned on 2026-09-24 that Russia is expected to intensify hybrid warfare against Western countries and NATO in coming months, with a low but growing risk of direct military attack. The warning followed Poland's report of sabotage at a Starlink satellite station.
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Denmark’s defense intelligence service warned that Russia is expected to intensify hybrid warfare against Western countries and NATO in the coming months. “The Danish defence intelligence service assesses that in the coming months, Russia will further intensify its hybrid warfare by carrying out more frequent attacks against the West and NATO, with greater consequences for the affected countries t
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.
The Danish Defence Intelligence Service (DDIS) said Russia had become increasingly willing to take risks as the security situation in Europe deteriorates.
"The Defense Intelligence Service of Denmark estimates that in the coming months Russia will further escalate its hybrid war against NATO and the West." (English version of the threat assessment on the site) https://www. fe-ddis.dk/da/nyheder/2026/vur dering-af-truslen-fra-rusland/ # security # safety
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
KYIV POST: Russia Could Attack NATO Within Months, Denmark Warns https://www. kyivpost.com/post/85412 Denmark’s military intelligence service expects Russia to intensify its hybrid campaign against NATO in the coming months and sees a low but growing risk of a limited military attack. Possible scenarios include drone or missile strikes, false-flag operations and a small incursion into a NATO borde