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Western intelligence agencies warned that Russia planned to intensify hybrid attacks against NATO and European targets, and allied leaders said they were prepared to respond.

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Shake-up in European intelligence channels: 'The risk the CIA is analyzing is real'

Numerous groups of defense professionals, consultants, and publications in the intelligence sector react to EL MUNDO's exclusive. Read

Shake-up in European intelligence channels: 'The risk the CIA is analyzing is real'
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Danish intelligence warns Russia will launch more frequent hybrid attacks against NATO

The Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE) estimates that Russia will intensify its hybrid warfare in the coming months with "more frequent" attacks against the West and NATO, "with greater consequences for the countries affected than before". The defense minister Jeppe Bruus says "the situation is serious and we take it seriously". According to a new FE assessment presented at a press conference at the Citadel in Copenhagen, the Russian threat "may include, for example, destructive cyberattacks with severe consequences for socially important functions and sabotage attacks with high risk of injuries". Denmark's intelligence services thus join those of Germany, Finland, Poland and Sweden, which in recent weeks have issued similar warnings. Because of these alerts, European governments have accelerated the rearmament program and are acquiring defense systems better suited to the new hybrid-war modality. The FE assessment also notes that there is a "risk"

Danish intelligence warns Russia will launch more frequent hybrid attacks against NATO
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NATO commander says 'we are all countries on the eastern flank' and warns Putin: 'Don't test me while I am in command'

NATO countries are increasing intelligence sharing in response to a wave of sabotage and other incidents apparently tied to Russia, but the alliance should be calm and confident that it can face any threat posed by Moscow, NATO's top commander General Alexus Grynkewich said on Thursday

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