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Russia to Increase Hybrid Attacks on NATO

September 24, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Russia expected to increase hybrid attacks on NATO states.
Growing risk of limited military attack, according to Danish intel.
Cyber and sabotage attacks could target societal functions and infrastructure.
No indication of outright invasion of a NATO state.

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Strategic Implications

This assessment may indicate a heightened state of tension between Russia and NATO, suggesting a potential increase in asymmetric warfare tactics. The warning of limited military attacks could imply a shift in Russia's strategy, which may have significant implications for Western security and defense planning.

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What Happened

Danish Intelligence Warns of Growing Threat to Western Security

The Danish intelligence service has warned that Russia is likely to increase its hybrid attacks against NATO member states in the coming months, with a growing risk of limited military attacks. The assessment, part of the DDIS’ latest intelligence threat report, notes that these attacks could include cyber attacks and sabotage that target societal functions and infrastructure. Despite the dire warnings, there is no indication that the Kremlin is planning an outright invasion of a NATO state. The report was published by the Danish intelligence service and reported by Breaking Defense.

Source | Originally Published: September 24, 2026

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