PET uncovers alleged Russian sabotage plans targeting Denmark
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Denmark’s Security and Intelligence Service (PET) has uncovered concrete Russian plans and preparations for sabotage in Denmark.
Emil Græsholm, head of counter-espionage at PET, told Danish newspaper Berlingske that the authorities had identified specific plans and preparations for sabotage.
According to Græsholm, companies in the defence industry are among the primary targets.
Ordinary Danish citizens are also being recruited to carry out tasks such as photographing and filming companies, he told the newspaper.
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