Putin Stuns Europe: Ahead of Kaliningrad Attack, Russia Grabs Land Next to NATO’s Secret Bases?
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Putin stuns Europe: Ahead of Kaliningrad attack, Russia grabs land next to NATO’s secret bases?
Are Russian-owned properties near NATO military installations creating hidden security vulnerabilities across Northern Europe? Sweden, Lithuania and Norway are raising concerns over Russian-linked houses, holiday cabins and other sites located near sensitive military infrastructure. Sweden plans to seize a waterfront property beside the strategically important Muskӧ naval base, while a Russian Orthodox church near Västerås airport has reportedly…
Russia seems to have houses close to military facilities bought. "Telegraph" researches reveal a pattern that can become a huge risk. A scenario is particularly threatening.
NATO member states, including Sweden, Norway, and Lithuania, view Russian-owned homes concentrated near major military bases as a security threat and are taking action. There is a trend toward tightening real estate transaction regulations to prepare for the possibility that they could be used as a Trojan horse.
Russia uses a vast network of holiday homes in the Baltic region and Scandinavian countries to expand its hybrid war against the West, revealing an investigation The Telegraph. Officials from Lithuania, Sweden and Norway, who described the network as a "Trojan horse", have already taken action against hundreds of properties associated with Russia, which are close to strategic military installations and critical infrastructure in these countries.
According to a Telegraph survey, hundreds of properties in Lithuania, Sweden and Norway would be in sensitive positions and could, in theory, be exploited for surveillance activities.
The property of Russians in Europe is being taken away under the pretext of espionage
The property of Russians in Europe is being taken away under the pretext of espionageThe European authorities have declared the dachas, apartments and land plots of Russians a threat to national security. The British Telegraph quotes the...
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