Russia has launched a campaign of touches in the EU: named the first country to be injured, it's not Poland (video)

In a comment on Channel 24, Kovalenko explained that Russia coordinates the network of influence, which should promote pro -Russian candidates and undermine the positions of governments most actively supporting Kiev. The greatest attention of the Kremlin is drawn to the Czech Republic of Parliament in early October. The main task of Moscow is to hold the parliament of politicians, ready to weaken the current government, which initiates programs for the supply of ammunition to Ukraine.

According to Kovalenko, this can significantly reduce the military support of our country. In Moldova, he said, the Russian infrastructure for information operations has long been used and used to spread propaganda and destabilization. Similar work is done in Poland, where Moscow tries to ignite internal differences. "There will be a large number of such, because in the Czech Republic ahead of political elections . . .

The task of Russians to bring people there who to move the current Czech authorities, accordingly help Ukraine," Kovalenko stressed. He also added: "In parallel with this operation, information in Moldova is being conducted. All infrastructure has been built a long time ago. " In Poland, according to him, Russians "play" on different lines of split - between Germans and Poles, Ukrainians and Poles.

This involves politicians, public organizations and youth movements that are partly funded by the Russian Federation. The Kremlin nourishes political disputes and conflicts to undermine the unity of assisting Ukraine. One of the main narratives that Moscow spreads is the statement that Ukraine's support will allegedly lead to "transfer of war to Europe" and economic problems for Europeans.

Kovalenko said that these messages are systematically spread by pro -Russian networks, and the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Sergey Narishkin is responsible for their coordination. The expert individually gave an example of a conflict between Polish politicians after the incident with damaged drones of a dwelling house. Such disputes, he said, become "ready material" for Russian information attacks.