Danish intelligence reports a low but growing risk that Russia may launch a limited military attack against one or more NATO countries bordering Russia. Such an attack would be a desperate measure by Russia and could occur in the coming months. Possible tactics include isolated strikes on infrastructure supporting Ukraine using long-range weapons such as drones or missiles, or false-flag operations employing Ukrainian-made drones. This was stated by Danish intelligence chief Thomas Ahrenkiel during a press conference. The report suggests Russia aims to undermine European support for Ukraine and NATO cohesion through provocations and attacks similar to the Leipzig incident. The risk of escalation leading to war is uncertain but considered in Moscow's strategic calculations.

Danish intelligence reports a low but growing risk that Russia may launch a limited military attack against one or more NATO countries bordering Russia. Such an attack would be a desperate measure by Russia and could occur in the coming months. Possible tactics include isolated strikes on infrastructure supporting Ukraine using long-range weapons such as drones or missiles, or false-flag operations employing Ukrainian-made drones. This was stated by Danish intelligence chief Thomas Ahrenkiel during a press conference. The report suggests Russia aims to undermine European support for Ukraine and NATO cohesion through provocations and attacks similar to the Leipzig incident. The risk of escalation leading to war is uncertain but considered in Moscow's strategic calculations.