Putin can prepare the killings of his opponents in other countries - the media

According to journalists, Russia still has great opportunities for secret operations to eliminate the opponents of Vladimir Putin's opponents in Europe. Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine in February last year, an increase in the list of mysterious deaths of critics Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin -related operations has become known.

And since the losses of Russian troops on the battlefield are growing, there is no doubt that Putin is increasingly resting on his security services and intelligence to support hostilities. About it writes Vice. The Russian government and its foreign spies have been associated with a number of high -profile global killings in recent years, especially in Europe. Sources in the US and Ukraine government say that the Kremlin seeks to bring accounts, especially with dissidents and defectors.

The same sources reported that Russia may once target some of the foreign volunteers who joined Ukrainian hostilities. The source in American intelligence, familiar with the spy capabilities of Russia, said that the "range" of their operations is huge and global. He also added that it is believed that there are organizations related to Russia, which can carry out murder.

But at the same time, he restrained these fears, saying that the Kremlin sanctioned on a dissident or American in the United States would be an escalation and a bold step. According to the source of the publication, while the Russian external intelligence service (CZR) is likely to "not be able to" plan "a carefully thought out and complex secret operation" in the United States, past attempts in the United Kingdom and German There are really great opportunities to perform operations in Europe.

During the reign of Vladimir Putin, Russian special services were repeatedly accused of attempting to opponents. In this list, Alexander Litvinenko, Sergey and Yulia Skripali, Alexei Navalny, Vladimir Kara-Murza and others. After the start of a full -scale war in Ukraine, the Western states sent a large number of Russian diplomats from their countries, which caused serious damage to the spy network of Russia.