Denmark warns Russia could attack NATO country within months

Denmark: Denmark is a Nordic parliamentary democracy and founding member of NATO located in Northern Europe. The country maintains a strong focus on collective defense through its alliances. In the context of this news, Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service has released a threat assessment warning that Russia could launch limited military action against a NATO country bordering Russia within months, while deeming a full invasion highly unlikely but no longer excludable. • Denmark’s FE intelligence service says Russia is likely to increase cyberattacks, sabotage and other hybrid operations against NATO in the coming months. • FE describes the risk of a limited conventional attack on a neighboring NATO country as low but increasing. • The assessment does not specifically predict an attack on Denmark, Greenland or the Faroe Islands. • FE says Russia would need at least six months to prepare an actual invasion of a NATO country. • NATO officials have separately cited recent airspace violations, drone incidents and hybrid activity as tests of Allied resolve. • The warning raises near-term escalation concerns but does not establish that an attack is imminent or inevitable.