Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service said in a threat assessment on Thursday that Russia is likely to intensify hybrid warfare over the coming months, conducting more frequent attacks on Western countries and NATO that could cause more severe consequences than before. The assessment, issued after Germany accused Russia of an attempted drone strike on Leipzig/Halle airport, has renewed concern about hybrid and disruptive activity by Russia in Europe and prompted calls among EU members for a new

Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service said in a threat assessment on Thursday that Russia is likely to intensify hybrid warfare over the coming months, conducting more frequent attacks on Western countries and NATO that could cause more severe consequences than before. The assessment, issued after Germany accused Russia of an attempted drone strike on Leipzig/Halle airport, has renewed concern about hybrid and disruptive activity by Russia in Europe and prompted calls among EU members for a new round of sanctions.