NATO Boosts Intelligence Sharing as Denmark Warns of Limited Russian Attack Risk

Denmark's military intelligence said on September 24, 2026, that a Russian invasion of a NATO country is highly unlikely but cannot be ruled out, warning of a low but growing risk of a limited Russian attack. NATO's top commander said the alliance has stepped up intelligence-sharing in response to the Russia threat, as concerns grow in Europe over Russia-linked sabotage. The warnings and the increased intelligence cooperation reflect heightened tensions between Russia and NATO.