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Denmark Allocates Nearly 800 Million DKK to Expand Police and Intelligence Services - The Copenhagen Post

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Denmark will allocate nearly 800 million DKK from 2027 to expand the police and PET, the Danish Security and Intelligence Service. National Police Commissioner Lasse Boje called it one of Denmark’s largest police expansions in several years. “The shot in the arm means that we will have to admit and train a great many officers,” […]

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After new threat assessment, the police and PET will receive more money. The National Police Chief will significantly increase the workforce.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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The police force must be expanded, and this is partly because Russia poses an even greater threat than before.

·Borås, Sweden
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The police force must be expanded, and this is partly because Russia poses an even greater threat than before.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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NEWS // OVERVIEW - The government will spend almost 800 million kroner extra per year on the police and PET from 2027. The money will, among other things, go to more police officers and better opportunities to prevent and handle hybrid attacks. The decision comes the day after the Danish Defence Intelligence Service significantly tightened its assessment of the threat from Russia. FE expects that Russia will carry out more and more serious hybri…

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In 2027, the Danish government will allocate almost 800 million kroner (almost 33 million euros) for measures that will help strengthen the work of the police and the police intelligence service in view of the current threat situation from Russia.

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Ekstra Bladet broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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