# Czech Intelligence Chief Warns of Russian Operations in NATO

> Czech security chief warns Russia may escalate risky actions in NATO states supporting Ukraine.
- Title: Czech Intelligence Chief Warns of Russian Operations in NATO
- Summary: Czech security chief warns Russia may escalate risky actions in NATO states supporting Ukraine. Czech intelligence chief Michal Koudelka warns Russia could…
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- Source: The Straits Times — https://straitstimes.com/world/europe/czech-intelligence-chief-says-russia-could-resort-to-riskier-operations-in-nato-states
- Published: 2026-10-12T11:45:22+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: czech security information service, michal koudelka, nato, russia, ukraine, sabotage, military operations, news, world
## Czech Intelligence Chief Warning
Czech security chief Michal Koudelka warns Russia could conduct sabotage or military actions against NATO countries supporting Ukraine within months.

> This could involve sabotage attacks on the territory of a NATO member state against a facility connected to aid for Ukraine, a drone or missile attack on a weapons depot intended for Ukraine, or, in an extreme case, even a limited military action against one of the neighbouring member states of the Alliance
## Russia's Current Position
Russia has all forces concentrated in Ukraine, so the threat of military action against NATO neighbors is not immediate.

> Russia has all its forces concentrated in Ukraine
## Monitoring Activities
Czech agency monitors operations targeting Czech Republic and allies, though no direct threat exists.

> Czech Security Information Service has no specific information on a direct threat to the Czech Republic but is monitoring operations aimed at the country and allies closely
## Key takeaway

Czech intelligence chief Michal Koudelka warns Russia could conduct sabotage or military actions against NATO countries aiding Ukraine within months.