Danish Intelligence highlights Russian aggression in Baltic, deniable UAV tactics
Danish intelligence has published an assessment highlighting Russian aggression in the Baltic region, with particular attention to the use of deniable unmanned aerial vehicle tactics as an instrument of grey-zone pressure. The report identifies UAV incursions and surveillance operations as part of a deliberate Russian strategy to test allied responses and gather intelligence while maintaining plausible deniability. The Danish findings contribute to a growing body of allied intelligence assessments documenting Russia's hybrid and below-threshold activities targeting Nordic and Baltic NATO members.
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