Russian Atacuvama NATO and accuse Ukraine: which regions are threatened

To spread: The Russian Federation can plan a real sabotage operation in Poland and therefore the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service spreads information about the emergence of "Ukrainian saboteurs". Analysts of the Institute of War Study (ISW) explained that in this way the Kremlin is trying to avoid responsibility for future actions.

Moscow has spread information about the intention of Kiev to strengthen anti -Russian sentiment in Poland and Europe, according to the ISW report, published on September 30. It is noted that it is actually "unjustified accusations" and "misinformation campaign", which aims to hide the plans of the Russian authorities. The focus has gathered information about countries that are in danger from the Russian Federation.

The ISW report recalled a fresh case when the Kremlin has already accused Ukraine and translated its guilt. It is about the appearance of Russian drones in Poland and Romania in early September. Moscow then stated that these were the Ukrainian military guilty of the emergence of UAVs in a foreign territory, as they disorient the Russian drones, who simply headed for the target.

"The Kremlin probably creates information conditions to accuse Ukraine of future attacks that Russia itself can carry out against Poland or other NATO countries," - summed up ISW analysts. It should be noted that Focus wrote about the statement of SVR of Russia, which was published by Roszma on September 28 and 30.

The first message said that Britain seems to be preparing "Ukrainian saboteurs" who would have provocations in Europe to "strengthen the escalation and military response of the Russian Federation". Two days later, a detailed plan of the Russians appeared: how DRG will work in Poland. It is indicated that groups of saboteurs seem to be composed of fighters of the "Russian Volunteer Corps" and the regiment of them. Castus Kalinovsky.

Next, an attack on the infrastructure object, then "DRG" ​​will be detained by the police and tell that they were thrown from the Russian Federation and Belarus, explained in SVR. In the NSDC of Ukraine reacted to the prevention of special services of the Russian Federation: the head of the CPD Andriy Kovalenko explained that the Russians were trying to scare Europe to reduce the support of Ukrainians.

Meanwhile, in August, Focus translated a security analyst that is at risk not only by Poland but by the Baltic States. Among other things, the focus was on Estonia - a country that has lost part of the territory through Moscow's actions, and now has part of the population with pro -Russian sentiment.