Denmark warns Russia may strike a NATO country within months

Denmark's Defense Intelligence Service warned Thursday that Russia may launch a limited military attack against a NATO country in the coming months, citing a low but increasing risk of strikes on alliance infrastructure supporting Ukraine or a small-scale incursion. The agency assesses a full-scale invasion of a NATO member as highly unlikely but not impossible, noting Russia might test Article 5 collective defense commitments, potentially believing allies would not respond collectively, especially if the US is unwilling to support European partners. A source familiar with Moscow's thinking told the Guardian that Russia's military leadership believes NATO is already waging hybrid warfare against it, justifying reciprocal actions, and that Russia will likely intensify such attacks.