German Intelligence Warns of Potential Russian Threat to NATO by 2030

German intelligence agencies caution against increasing Russian espionage and sabotage, highlighting potential for direct military conflict with NATO.

• German intelligence agencies have raised alarms about Russia's growing espionage and sabotage activities in Germany and Europe.
• Bruno Kahl, head of the BND, suggests Russia could be capable of attacking NATO by the end of the decade.
• The threat from Russia is described as an 'unprecedented' level of interference, likened to a 'hurricane' moving from east to west.
• Concerns include increased Russian espionage targeting German military and critical infrastructure, alongside disinformation campaigns.
• The German government is implementing enhanced security measures to counteract the heightened risk of espionage and sabotage.

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