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Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service warned Thursday of a "low but growing risk" that Russia could carry out a limited military attack in the coming months against one or several NATO countries bordering Russia.

Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service warned Thursday of a "low but growing risk" that Russia could carry out a limited military attack in the coming months against one or several NATO countries bordering Russia.

Such an attack could involve isolated long-range missile or drone strikes on infrastructure supporting Ukraine, a false-flag operation using Ukrainian-made drones, or a small deployment of troops without national insignia, the assessment said.

Such an attack could involve isolated long-range missile or drone strikes on infrastructure supporting Ukraine, a false-flag operation using Ukrainian-made drones, or a small deployment of troops without national insignia, the assessment said.

Intelligence service chief Thomas Ahrenkiel said Moscow could send a limited number of troops into a NATO border area under the pretext of protecting Russian minorities. "The aim is not to take over the country, but to divide NATO," he said.

Intelligence service chief Thomas Ahrenkiel said Moscow could send a limited number of troops into a NATO border area under the pretext of protecting Russian minorities. "The aim is not to take over the country, but to divide NATO," he said.

The agency also expects Russia to intensify its hybrid war, with more frequent attacks carrying greater consequences than in the past, including cyberattacks that cripple societal functions and sabotage that risks causing casualties.

The agency also expects Russia to intensify its hybrid war, with more frequent attacks carrying greater consequences than in the past, including cyberattacks that cripple societal functions and sabotage that risks causing casualties.

An outright invasion of a NATO state remains "highly unlikely" but cannot be ruled out, the service said, adding that Russia would need at least six months to prepare and build up the necessary forces, a buildup that would be difficult to conceal.

An outright invasion of a NATO state remains "highly unlikely" but cannot be ruled out, the service said, adding that Russia would need at least six months to prepare and build up the necessary forces, a buildup that would be difficult to conceal.

The Russian embassy in Denmark rejected the assessment as lacking credible evidence and accused the West of raising tensions, while Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski called a fire at a Starlink station an act of sabotage.

The Russian embassy in Denmark rejected the assessment as lacking credible evidence and accused the West of raising tensions, while Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski called a fire at a Starlink station an act of sabotage.

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