Denmark Confronts Escalating Geopolitical Threats Amid Global Conflicts

Denmark's military intelligence agency reports increased external threats due to geopolitical conflicts, predominantly from Russia and China. The war in Ukraine shapes Europe's security landscape, while the U.S. commitment to NATO is questioned. Russia's willingness to use hybrid attacks against NATO is expected to increase.

Denmark faces more external threats than it has in many years, warned the nation's military intelligence agency. Rising geopolitical conflicts and doubts over U.S. commitment to Europe's security are at the forefront of concerns.

The agency identified Russia and China as major nations posing challenges. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine significantly shapes current security dynamics in Europe.

There is growing uncertainty about the United States' role as a security guarantor, which may embolden Russia to intensify hybrid attacks against NATO, despite no direct military threat to Denmark itself.

(With inputs from agencies.)