Russia looking to escalate hybrid war, Denmark warns
Denmark’s intelligence service warned that there is a “low but growing risk” of direct attack by Moscow. Denmark’s intelligence service warned Thursday that Russia would escalate its hybrid warfare campaign against the West in coming months, citing a “low but growing risk” of direct attack by Moscow. Denmark’s intel chief said the aim of such an attack is “not to take over the country, but to divide NATO ” at a time of heightened friction between Europe and the US; Washington has downplayed the possibility of Russian attacks. Rising far-right parties in Europe have worried Ukraine supporters that the bloc’s support could be undermined from within: A Kremlin envoy and Germany’s AfD leadership have discussed restarting gas supplies, and French far-right leader Marine Le Pen said Thursday that Paris could “ no longer provide financial assistance ” to Kyiv.
Denmark’s intelligence service warned that there is a “low but growing risk” of direct attack by Moscow. Denmark’s intelligence service warned Thursday that Russia would escalate its hybrid warfare campaign against the West in coming months, citing a “low but growing risk” of direct attack by Moscow. Denmark’s intel chief said the aim of such an attack is “not to take over the country, but to divide NATO ” at a time of heightened friction between Europe and the US; Washington has downplayed the possibility of Russian attacks.
Rising far-right parties in Europe have worried Ukraine supporters that the bloc’s support could be undermined from within: A Kremlin envoy and Germany’s AfD leadership have discussed restarting gas supplies, and French far-right leader Marine Le Pen said Thursday that Paris could “ no longer provide financial assistance ” to Kyiv.