Intelligence Services Warn of Russia's Possible Attack on NATO Territory in Europe
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This year, Russia has been held responsible by NATO representatives for a number of alleged sabotage acts or attacks on infrastructure.
"Russia's special services have been tasked with intensifying their activity on the territory of European Union and NATO member states. This involves preparations for hybrid operations aimed at undermining aid to Ukraine and weakening the Alliance's capabilities," HUR reported on Telegram. The Kremlin plans to use agents recruited in Europe by the Main Directorate of the General Staff (GRU) and Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) to carry ou…
Kiev reports that Gru and Fsb were ordered to hit infrastructure and communications in Europe, including Starlink. A week earlier a satellite station near Warsaw had burned down; in Kiev drones hit a bridge over the Dnepr.
Moscow is preparing a new wave of hybrid operations in Europe and plans to involve recruited agents in sabotage
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