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"It could involve the deployment of military forces in a limited area of NATO member countries bordering Russia - for example, under the pretext of 'protecting local Russian minorities,'" said Thomas Ahrenkiel, director of the Danish military intelligence, at a press conference. (translated)
"You should not occupy a country, but sow division within NATO." The head of the Danish military intelligence service, Thomas Ahrenkiel, said during a press conference that countries could face incidental attacks with long-range weapons such as drones or rockets on infrastructure used to support Ukraine. (translated)
"There is a low but increasing risk that Russia will conduct limited military attacks against a neighboring NATO country," explained Thomas Ahrenkiel, head of FE, at a press conference. (translated)
"It is unlikely that he will launch a real invasion, but we cannot rule it out," said the head of the FE, Thomas Ahrenkiel, who for the first time publicly acknowledges this possibility and points out that "the goal will not be to take control of the country, but to divide NATO." (translated)
"It is unlikely that Russia will initiate a real invasion of a country in the Alliance, but we can no longer rule it out," added the head of the FE, Thomas Ahrenkiel, in a press conference. (translated)
"for example under the pretext of protecting local Russian minorities" The head of the Danish military intelligence, Thomas Ahrenkiel, points out that there is a probability that Russia will deploy a small number of unmarked soldiers to the territory of a neighboring NATO country, "for example under the pretext of protecting local Russian minorities." (translated)
"The goal is not to occupy the country, but to divide NATO," said the head of military intelligence Thomas Ahrenkiel at a press conference, specifying that these attacks could take the form of isolated strikes using long-range weapons on infrastructure supporting Ukraine, or they could be false flag operations using drones manufactured in Ukraine. (translated)
Thomas Ahrenkiel, the head of the Hungarian intelligence, stated at the press conference presenting the report: such attacks may include strikes carried out with drones or missiles targeting infrastructure supporting Ukraine, as well as covert operations using Ukrainian-made drones. (translated)
"Russia has already carried out attacks that had not been observed six months ago." Thomas Ahrenkiel noted that due to Denmark's involvement in aid for Ukraine, potential targets of Russian actions may include weapons manufacturing facilities and transportation infrastructure. (translated)
"There is a low, but growing, risk that Russia will carry out limited military attacks against a NATO country neighboring Russia," said the head of the FE, Thomas Ahrenkiel, at a press conference in Copenhagen. (translated)
"There is a low but increasing risk that Russia will launch limited military attacks against a neighboring NATO country," explained Thomas Ahrenkiel, head of FE, at a press conference. (translated)
"There is a low but increasing risk that Russia will launch limited military attacks against a NATO country that borders Russia. We continue to consider it unlikely that Russia would have any interest in invading a NATO country, but we cannot rule out this possibility." (translated)
There is a low but increasing risk that Russia will carry out limited military attacks against a neighboring NATO country. (translated)
There is a low but growing risk that Russia will carry out limited military attacks against a neighboring NATO country. (translated)
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