The Russian Embassy in Copenhagen criticized the Danish intelligence assessment of hybrid threats
Quick Look
- The Russian Embassy in Copenhagen stated that the facts presented by Danish intelligence to substantiate claims about the growth of hybrid threats from Russia do not stand up to criticism.
- Danish intelligence has updated its threat assessment, claiming that Russia will increase hybrid activities against NATO countries.
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Why It Matters
Danish intelligence periodically publishes threat assessments in which it notes Russian activity in the hybrid sphere. The Russian Embassy in Copenhagen regularly denies such statements, calling them unfounded.
The Russian Embassy in Copenhagen stated that the facts presented by Danish intelligence to substantiate statements about the growth of hybrid threats from Russia do not stand up to criticism.
Danish intelligence has updated its threat assessment, claiming that Russia will increase “hybrid activities” against NATO countries.
The Russian Embassy noted that this is not the first time the Danish side has announced the growth of “hybrid threats” from Russia.
MOSCOW, September 24 – RIA Novosti. This is not the first time Denmark has been talking about the alleged increase in hybrid threats from Russia, but the facts to substantiate these statements do not stand up to criticism, the Russian Embassy in Copenhagen told RIA Novosti, commenting on the assessment of Danish military intelligence in the security sector.
Danish intelligence on Thursday updated its threat assessment, which states that Russia will allegedly intensify “hybrid activities” against NATO countries in the near future.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Danish intelligence will continue to publish updated threat assessments related to Russia
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What specific facts did Danish intelligence provide to support its assessment?
- What measures does NATO plan in response to the announced increase in Russia’s hybrid activities?
