Russia Could Attack a Nato Country Within Months, Danish Intelligence Says
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Danish intelligence agencies are warning that the risk of a limited Russian attack on a NATO country is low but growing. The assessment comes on the day Poland investigates a fire at a station using Starlink systems.
According to Danish services, Russia may be trying to test NATO's Article 5, which stipulates the collective defense of member states.
Denmark's intelligence service is the latest to join the chorus of warnings about a Russian attack on NATO. This time, the information is more detailed – and worrying. DN's defense reporter Bo Torbjörn Ek answers three questions about the new threat assessment.
Danish military intelligence services warns that Russia could launch, in the coming months, a limited military attack on an NATO country. The warning comes a few hours after Poland announced that a fire at a Starlink station was an "act of sabotage."
Denmark's Defence and Intelligence Service (FE) warns that Russia may escalate against NATO in the coming months. The assessment describes the risk of a limited military attack against a NATO country as low but increasing. FE writes that Russia could, among other things, move a smaller number of soldiers into a neighboring country, possibly without national characteristics, or […] The post Denmark tightens warning about Russian NATO attack first…
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