Event Brief
Denmark says Russian invasion of NATO country unlikely
By The BriefBrief · Sources (3)
Filed: Sep 24, 2026 at 7:06 AM ET
Summary: Denmark’s Defence Intelligence Service said the risk of Russian military action against NATO countries is growing. It assessed that an outright invasion is “highly unlikely” but not impossible, adding there is a low but growing risk of a limited attack and that Russia is likely to conduct more “hybrid attacks” aimed at fear and weakening support for Ukraine aid.
WHO: Thomas Ahrenkiel and the Danish Defence Intelligence Service (DDIS)
WHAT: DDIS presented an updated assessment saying an outright Russian invasion of a NATO country is highly unlikely but cannot be ruled out, with a low but growing risk of limited attacks and more hybrid attacks.
WHEN: Sep 24, 2026
WHERE: Denmark
WHY: DDIS issued an updated threat assessment about the risk of Russian military action against NATO countries and potential hybrid attacks.
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