The head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, has warned of a genuine and serious risk of large-scale conflict erupting in Eurasia. Naryshkin made the statement on Friday, signaling heightened concerns within Russian intelligence circles. The warning suggests increasing tensions and instability across the Eurasian region. While Naryshkin did not specify the causes or potential flashpoints for such a conflict, his assessment indicates a deteriorating security environment. This development raises questions about Russia’s assessment of regional actors and geopolitical dynamics. The announcement comes as various conflicts and disputes persist across Eurasia, fueled by complex political and economic factors. Further details regarding the intelligence informing Naryshkin’s warning have not yet been released.