Russia Could Strike a NATO Country Within Months, Danish Intelligence Warns

Denmark's intelligence service warns that Russia could attack a NATO country within months, using sabotage, drones, or missiles, marking a significant escalation in the current security crisis. The assessment describes the risk as "low but growing." The report from the Danish Defense Intelligence Service (FE) states Russia is under unprecedented pressure from the Ukraine war, including deep strikes, economic strain, and heavy military losses. It outlines potential attack scenarios, including false-flag operations, Russian missiles or drones, and "little green men" operations near NATO borders. The warning is intended as a signal to Russia that NATO is prepared. FE assesses an attack is likely only if Moscow believes the alliance won't respond collectively, with US support for Europe being a key factor. NATO's military committee chair says the alliance is ready for escalation.