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Denmark Expects Russia to Escalate Hybrid Warfare in Coming Months, Intelligence Service Says

Denmark’s intelligence service expects Russia to intensify hybrid warfare in coming months, targeting infrastructure, institutions, and public confidence across Europe.

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Denmark Expects Russia to Escalate Hybrid Warfare in Coming Months, Intelligence Service Says

Denmark’s intelligence service has warned that Russia may escalate hybrid warfare in the coming months, using cyberattacks, disinformation, sabotage, and other covert tactics. The assessment reflects growing concern about threats to critical infrastructure, democratic institutions, and public confidence. Danish officials are expected to strengthen monitoring and coordination with European allies as tensions remain high. The warning also highlights the difficulty of responding to actions that fall below the threshold of open conflict while still creating political, economic, and security risks.

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