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|NSUFF Norwegian security service PST raised its assessment of the sabotage threat in Norway, saying it expects Russian intelligence to attempt sabotage in the country in 2027. The service says it has not detected any sabotage attempts against Norwegian targets so far, but warns that defence companies, related service providers and critical infrastructure may be at risk.
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- PST said the sabotage threat in Norway increased significantly during 2026.
- The agency expects Russian intelligence to attempt sabotage in Norway in 2027.
- PST has not detected sabotage attempts against targets in Norway so far.
- Defence companies and businesses providing services to them are considered the most likely targets.
- Critical infrastructure, including energy facilities, may also be at risk.
- PST says Russian intelligence-linked actors gathered information on Norwegian infrastructure and potential targets.
- PST urges citizens and companies to report suspicious cases to law enforcement.
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The warning points to a growing risk of attacks on Norwegian defence companies, logistics providers and critical infrastructure. Since Norway supports Ukraine and cooperates with Kyiv in the defence sector, sabotage could affect both Norwegian domestic security and assistance to Ukraine. The reported reconnaissance also raises the possibility of preparations for future operations.
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Norway's security service PST raised its assessment of the sabotage threat and said it expects Russian intelligence to attempt sabotage in Norway in 2027. According to PST, defence companies and the businesses serving them, including logistics companies, are the most likely targets, while critical infrastructure such as energy facilities is also considered vulnerable. The agency has not detected any sabotage attempts against Norwegian targets so far. It says that Russian intelligence-linked actors have collected information about infrastructure and potential targets in Norway. PST also reports that sabotage operations in Europe increased again in 2026 after declining in 2025, with arson, explosives and drones among the methods used.
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Ukrainian coverage emphasizes that Norway's support for Ukraine and defence-sector cooperation could make Norwegian defence and logistics companies potential targets. It also highlights the hackers' stated motive of retaliating for Norway's support of Ukraine and its strategic partnership agreement.
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The incident is presented as part of a wider European increase in sabotage and hybrid activity. PST cites a drone attack attributed by Germany to Russia at Leipzig/Halle Airport, suspected Russian intelligence-linked arrests in Germany and Poland, and the Server Killers cyberattack on Norway's Agency for Digitalisation, which caused a three-day disruption in government services and leaked budget data.
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PST says most recruitment operations involve intermediaries who may not know they are acting in the interests of a foreign state. In August, the pro-Russian hacker group Server Killers attacked the Norwegian Agency for Digitalisation, disrupting government services for three days and leaking budget data. The hackers said the attack was retaliation for Norway's support of Ukraine and its strategic partnership agreement. Germany previously accused Russia of a drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport, while arrests in Germany and Poland involved suspected Russian intelligence activity.