
NATO Chief Urges Calm as Denmark Warns of Potential Russian Strikes
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated on September 29 that the alliance possesses sufficient tools to counter Russian hybrid threats, urging members to maintain calm and continue supporting Ukraine. While Rutte acknowledged that sabotage incidents are having an impact, he emphasized that NATO remains stronger than Russia. This stance contrasts with recent Danish intelligence warnings of a growing risk for limited Russian military strikes in the coming months. The debate intensified after Estonia officially attributed an arson attack on defense firm Milrem Robotics to Russian special services, prompting widespread solidarity from European leaders and a denial from the Kremlin.













