Danish Defence Intelligence Service

The Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, warned that Russia is planning to escalate with drone or rocket strikes on European allies supporting Ukraine, and I believe he should be listened to carefully.

Denmark's Defense Intelligence agency said there is a, quote, "low but growing risk," end of quote, that Russia will launch a limited military attack against one of several NATO countries bordering Russia.

They made clear in their statement that NATO does not seek war with anyone, but will, will see a military attack coming and is unlikely to be caught by surprise.

That's what we are now being told.

The Russian ambassador has claimed that the helicopter acted provocatively, while the Danish defense minister has rejected Moscow's story, saying that they didn't make any attempt to make radio contact before firing this flare.

So the head of the Danish Defense Intelligence Service has said that the crew's actions were unprofessional and likely to be unsanctioned by their superiors, but he's warned that this is part of this hybrid warfare escalation, which he thinks is gonna get worse in the coming months.

You know, they still haven't said what the emergency was on the Russian frigate such there to start firing flares around the place, unless they were just trying to fire at this helicopter.

Another story from the Baltics, Lithuania's government has proposed a ban of Russian and Belarusian artists who have performed in Ukrainian territory, which is occupied by Russia.

Geo Insider.

What is this? Geo Insider, Danish Defense Intelligence Service with this headline, "High Threat from Destructive Cyberattacks, September 24.

Samsic raises the threat level for destructive cyberattacks against Denmark from medium to high.

This means that Samsic now assesses that it is likely that Russia will attempt to carry out destructive cyberattacks against Denmark." They're trying everything they can to start World War III here.

"We're ready to do so regardless of the threat." There's no threat.

Close quote.

More information's coming soon as the Danish Defense Intelligence Services holds a press conference on the new assessment and the Russian threat.

[laughs] The report states that it's unlikely Russia will launch an invasion, however, it comes with a caveat.

The Polish government blamed Russia for an arson attack on a shopping center in Warsaw in May 2024, and for the destruction of part of a rail track that connects to Ukraine last November.

Denmark's Defense Intelligence Agency has warned of a growing risk Russia could launch a limited military attack against the NATO member nation in the coming months.

The Danish Defense Intelligence Service released a report on Thursday assessing the Russian threat.

It says such an attack could involve drone strikes on important infrastructure or the limited deployment of military forces.

The report says Russia will intensify hybrid warfare, combining non-military measures with the use of weapons to cause confusion.