Denmark's defense intelligence service warned that Russia is likely to intensify hybrid warfare activities against the West and NATO countries in the coming months. This includes more frequent attacks with greater consequences such as sabotage, cyberattacks, limited military strikes with long-range weapons like drones or missiles on infrastructure supporting Ukraine, and possible false-flag operations using Ukrainian-made drones. There is also a 'low but growing risk' of limited military attacks or troop deployments along NATO's borders under pretenses like protecting Russian minorities, aiming primarily to divide NATO rather than occupy territory. The warning follows recent incidents including a Russian frigate firing flares near a Danish military helicopter and a suspected Russian drone attack in Germany. The Russian embassy in Denmark denies involvement in hybrid warfare and accuses the West of escalating tensions.

Denmark's defense intelligence service warned that Russia is likely to intensify hybrid warfare activities against the West and NATO countries in the coming months. This includes more frequent attacks with greater consequences such as sabotage, cyberattacks, limited military strikes with long-range weapons like drones or missiles on infrastructure supporting Ukraine, and possible false-flag operations using Ukrainian-made drones. There is also a 'low but growing risk' of limited military attacks or troop deployments along NATO's borders under pretenses like protecting Russian minorities, aiming primarily to divide NATO rather than occupy territory. The warning follows recent incidents including a Russian frigate firing flares near a Danish military helicopter and a suspected Russian drone attack in Germany. The Russian embassy in Denmark denies involvement in hybrid warfare and accuses the West of escalating tensions.