Mona Juul wrote that the Prosecution had charged two individuals aged 18 and 21 for espionage against the Danish company MyDefence, which according to her provides anti-drone solutions to NATO. A third person was reportedly at large according to her post. Juul wrote that the Prosecution had stated that the Russian intelligence service had received information directly from Denmark. She called the case serious and wrote that the PET (Danish Security and Intelligence Service) had informed that Russia was attempting to recruit Danes, who were unaware of the purpose, to sabotage Danish companies. According to Juul, this could involve information about storage buildings, deliveries, and surveillance cameras, which she noted could cost lives. Juul also referred to a recent assessment from the Defence Intelligence Service that Russia would escalate its hybrid warfare against NATO and the West in the coming months. She urged that one should listen to the intelligence services and authorities, and wrote that the threats were real. #Danmark #spionage #NATO (translated)