The Danish Intelligence Service (PET) revealed that Russia is actively planning and preparing sabotage operations against Denmark. [1]
Danish authorities revealed plans and preparations for Russian sabotage in Denmark on September 2, as reported by the newspaper Berlingske. [2]
The Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) warned that sabotage could target companies in the defense industry, with a special interest in those connected to military aid for Ukraine. [3]
Danish authorities have identified specific plans and preparations for potential Russian sabotage actions on Danish territory. [4]
Vladimir Barbin, the Russian ambassador to Denmark, stated in a written comment to the newspaper Berlingske that the Danish intelligence agency PET has not presented any evidence supporting accusations of concrete Russian sabotage plans in Denmark. [5]
UXV Technologies, a Danish company producing military technology, responded to reports that Russia plans sabotage against the Danish defense industry. [6]
Emil Græsholm, head of counterintelligence at PET, stated that the concrete nature of the preparations necessitates a public warning about the threat. [7]
PET specifically identified companies in the defense industry with ties to military aid for Ukraine as primary targets for Russian sabotage. [8]
Emil Gresholm, head of PET, stated that the main goal of the sabotage is to stop specific deliveries for Ukrainian defense. [9]
PET warned that arson is one of the possible scenarios for the sabotage plans. [10]
Emil Graesholm stated that Russia is attempting to recruit ordinary Danes for these operations, potentially by asking them to take photos or videos of companies and facilities. [11]
Emil Graesholm, head of counterintelligence at the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET), stated that the threat is concrete enough to warrant a public warning. [12]
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The Danish Intelligence Service (PET) revealed that Russia is actively planning and preparing sabotage operations against Denmark. · B.T.
Danish authorities revealed plans and preparations for Russian sabotage in Denmark on September 2, as reported by the newspaper Berlingske. · Nezavisne novine
The Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) warned that sabotage could target companies in the defense industry, with a special interest in those connected to military aid for Ukraine. · Nezavisne novine
Danish authorities have identified specific plans and preparations for potential Russian sabotage actions on Danish territory. · România Liberă
Vladimir Barbin, the Russian ambassador to Denmark, stated in a written comment to the newspaper Berlingske that the Danish intelligence agency PET has not presented any evidence supporting accusations of concrete Russian sabotage plans in Denmark. · Berlingske
UXV Technologies, a Danish company producing military technology, responded to reports that Russia plans sabotage against the Danish defense industry. · B.T.
Emil Græsholm, head of counterintelligence at PET, stated that the concrete nature of the preparations necessitates a public warning about the threat. · B.T.
PET specifically identified companies in the defense industry with ties to military aid for Ukraine as primary targets for Russian sabotage. · B.T.
Emil Gresholm, head of PET, stated that the main goal of the sabotage is to stop specific deliveries for Ukrainian defense. · Nezavisne novine
PET warned that arson is one of the possible scenarios for the sabotage plans. · Nezavisne novine
Emil Graesholm stated that Russia is attempting to recruit ordinary Danes for these operations, potentially by asking them to take photos or videos of companies and facilities. · România Liberă
Emil Graesholm, head of counterintelligence at the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET), stated that the threat is concrete enough to warrant a public warning. · România Liberă
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