Heads of Three European Intelligence Agencies Warn of Possible Increase in Russian Sabotage
The heads of intelligence services in three European countries have expressed concern that Russia could intensify actions against NATO in the coming months, the British newspaper The Guardian reports.
The British newspaper The Guardian reports, in an exclusive publication, that the heads of intelligence services from three European countries have voiced concerns that Moscow may be preparing for more decisive action against NATO.
Possible escalation of activity
According to the intelligence officials, Russia could step up its campaign within "months, not years." This suggests the officials view the risk as relatively near-term rather than a distant future possibility.
The Guardian states that the information comes from senior sources within security agencies in three different European countries, pointing to a broader consensus among allies regarding a growing threat.
The publication does not mention specific incidents or planned actions, but the warning points to general concern about Russia's potential moves against the Western alliance in the near future.
