NATO chief calls for calm as intel agency warns Russia may ramp up hybrid attacks
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On Thursday in Brussels, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that the alliance is fully capable and ready to handle sabotage, drone incidents, cyber attacks, and other forms of hybrid warfare in Europe.
Rutte's remarks came in response to a warning from a Danish intelligence service indicating that Russia is expected to ramp up such hybrid attacks against Western nations.
To counter these threats and send a decisive signal to Moscow, the NATO chief urged member countries to provide increased military and strategic support to Ukraine.
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