Denmark raises cyber threat level, warns Russia may intensify hybrid attacks on West

Denmark has raised its threat level for destructive cyberattacks and warned that Russia is likely to intensify hybrid warfare against Western countries and Nato in the coming months, according to the Danish Defence Intelligence Service. The assessment cites Moscow's increased willingness to conduct hybrid operations, including sabotage and cyberattacks that could disrupt critical functions, with defence companies supporting Ukraine as potential targets. Danish intelligence also identified a low but growing risk of a limited Russian military attack, such as isolated drone or missile strikes, though not a full-scale invasion. Danish officials say the broader objective could be to weaken Western support for Ukraine and create divisions within Nato. Russia dismissed the assessment as lacking credible evidence, while Nato is strengthening its response to suspected sabotage incidents across Europe.