“Russia is waging a “shockingly reckless campaign” of sabotage in Europe and is ramping up its nuclear weapons rattle to deter other countries from supporting Ukraine. Source: The head of Britain’s secret intelligence service, known as MI6, Richard Moore, European Truth, citing Reuters Details: Richard Moore said in Paris on Friday that if Kremlin master Vladimir Putin succeeds in turning Ukraine into a vassal state, he will not stop there.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Russia is waging a “shockingly reckless campaign” of sabotage in Europe and is ramping up its nuclear weapons rattle to deter other countries from supporting Ukraine.
Source: the head of Britain’s secret intelligence service, known as MI6, Richard Moore, “European Truth” with reference to Reuters
Details: Richard Moore said on Friday in Paris that if Kremlin master Vladimir Putin succeeds in turning Ukraine into a vassal state, he will not stop there.
“Our security – British, French, European and transatlantic – will be at risk,” he said.
“We recently uncovered a stunningly reckless campaign of Russian sabotage in Europe as Putin and his henchmen resort to nuclear saber-rattling to sow fear about the consequences of aid to Ukraine,” Moore said.
He said the price of supporting Ukraine is well known, but added: “The price of backing out will be incomparably higher. If Putin succeeds, China will weigh the consequences, North Korea will be emboldened, and Iran will become even more dangerous.”
Moore joined other Western intelligence officials who warned of an increase in Russian sabotage.
NATO and Western intelligence agencies have said that Russia is behind a growing number of hostile acts in the Euro-Atlantic region, from persistent cyber attacks to Moscow-linked arson attacks – all of which Russia denies.
We will remind, the head of the special staff for Ukraine at the Ministry of Defense of Germany, Christian Freuding, believes that Germany is now the main target of Russia’s hybrid attacks in connection with its leading role in supporting Ukraine.
And the inspector general of the German armed forces, Karsten Breuer, said that the crash of the DHL cargo plane in Lithuania could be a kind of test for Russia to explore the weak points of Western countries.