Russia is unlikely to break through in Ukraine, but risks to NATO are rising, Western intel warns

Danish intelligence warned on Monday that Russia is unlikely to break through in Ukraine. Viacheslav Madiievskyi/Ukrinform via ZUMA Press Wire Russia is unlikely to see a major breakthrough in Ukraine, Danish intelligence said on Monday. However, it warned that Russia is likely to pose a greater risk to NATO within the coming months. The assessment comes amid a sharp rise in hybrid activity linked to Russia. Russia is unlikely to see a notable breakthrough on the battlefield in Ukraine within the coming months, but it poses a growing risk to NATO, according to a new Western intelligence assessment. "There is no prospect of Russia achieving any major breakthroughs in the war against Ukraine over the next six months," though it's "highly unlikely" Moscow will compromise over its objectives, the Danish Defense Intelligence Service said in a report published this week.