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The Danish intelligence statement comes amid growing tensions between Russia and NATO, which have intensified since the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine. Earlier, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that the alliance has other means of influencing Russia in addition to those used by Ukraine.
Denmark has found no signs that Russia is planning an attack on the countries of the North Atlantic Alliance. This was stated by the head of the kingdom's Military Intelligence Service, Thomas Ahrenkil, reports Sweden Herald.
“We see no signs that Russia is planning a full-scale attack on NATO countries,” the head of the department said.
Earlier, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that in the event of a war with Russia, NATO has “other means” of conveying its position to Moscow than those available to Ukraine.
On September 11, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Europe was pushing its countries towards war with Moscow. The head of state noted that European leaders are frightening residents of regional countries with an alleged Russian threat.
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