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Denmark's intelligence service warns of a new sabotage wave

Denmark's intelligence service has expressed concern about a potential new wave of sabotage targeting infrastructure. The supplied report provides no specific target or confirmed incident.

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Potential attacks on critical infrastructure could disrupt essential services and increase security tensions.

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