Denmark warns Russia, US and China could target March 24 election
Feb 28th 2026
In a Friday night statement, Denmark's intelligence service warned foreign powers may try to influence the March 24 election, naming Russia as the main threat and also flagging the US and China amid Greenland-related misinformation.
- The Danish Security and Intelligence Service said it is highly likely Denmark is a prioritized target for Russian influence activities.
- Intelligence singled out Russia as the primary threat because of Denmark's support for Ukraine.
- The agency also flagged the United States and China as potential sources of interference.
- Officials said rising tensions over Greenland and a US bid to take control of the Arctic island have fueled misinformation that could affect the vote.
- Denmark's general election is scheduled for March 24, 2026.