“NATO is stepping up intelligence-sharing in response to a wave of sabotage and other incidents apparently linked to Russia but should be calm and confident that it can handle any threat posed by Moscow,” the Alliance's top commander told Reuters. The NATO commander’s comments came after Denmark’s intelligence service warned that Moscow was likely to intensify its hybrid warfare against Western countries in the coming months. The Supreme Allied Commander Europe noted that the increase in hybrid attacks across the continent, including an attempted drone attack on Germany’s Leipzig/Halle Airport and a Russian vessel firing signal flares at a Danish military helicopter, was “concerning.
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