Europe, Russia

NATO Ally Warns of Russia Launching 'Large-Scale' War in Europe
Russia could be willing to use force against European NATO countries if it perceives NATO as weakened or divided, Denmark's defense intelligence agency said.
Denmark warns Russia could quickly prepare for war in Europe
Russia could be ready for a large-scale war in Europe within five years after the end of the war in Ukraine, according to the Danish Defence Intelligence Service. The agency said in report released on Tuesday that it is operating on the assumption that the United States would not participate alongside NATO countries in such a war,
Russia may find opportunity to launch large-scale war on Europe within 5 years, Danish intelligence warns
Russia may find the opportunity to launch a large-scale war on Europe within five years, if Moscow "perceives NATO as militarily weakened or politically divided," an unclassified intelligence assessment from the Danish Defense Intelligence Service (DDIS) warned.
Russia ready to take on NATO in Europe in five years — Danish intelligence
As reported by Danish public broadcaster DR on Feb. 11, the agency warns that the military threat from Russia will grow in the coming years. Among the reasons cited is that Russia is investing into reforming and growing its armed forces.
Denmark's intelligence: Russia could be ready for war with Europe in 5 years
Russia could be ready for a large-scale war in Europe within the next five years if the war in Ukraine were to end or freeze, and NATO refrains from rearming. Source: DR, citing an assessment by the Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE),
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