Denmark and NATO Warn of Escalating Russian Hybrid Warfare Threats

• •Denmark warns of imminent Russian hybrid attacks on NATO allies.
• •Poland faces military pressure and potential drone strikes from Russia.
• •NATO is prepared for hybrid warfare but calls for increased support for Ukraine.

Denmark's defense intelligence has issued a warning about an escalating risk of Russian hybrid attacks against NATO allies, particularly aimed at disrupting support for Ukraine. The report indicates that these attacks may involve cyber operations, sabotage, and potential military incursions. Poland is experiencing heightened military pressure, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk stating that Russian drone and missile strikes could target NATO countries, including Poland. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte confirmed the alliance's readiness to respond to hybrid threats, emphasizing the need for increased support for Ukraine. The Danish assessment suggests that while an outright invasion of NATO territory is unlikely, limited military actions cannot be ruled out. The situation is further complicated by internal political divisions within Poland, which may be exploited by Russia. Overall, the threat landscape is increasingly precarious, with significant implications for European security.