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ruger kirjutas: ↑25 Mär, 2025 15:31 Tšehhi laskemoonatehases plahvatus

HAT kirjutas: ↑27 Mär, 2025 14:33 paduvene 3 tärni cassad /https://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/9748146.html / jutustab ümber vene väliluure / svr /
pajatusi teljel EU - ru. Ainult 5 punkti on välja toonud. Lahja.
Tõlkima ei hakka,lahja ja vähe.

SVR ELi poliitikast Venemaa suhtes.

1. EL-i juhtkond on võtnud kasutusele Kolmanda Reichi propagandavõtted, et hirmutada Euroopa kodanikke Venemaa "ähvardusega".

2. Brüssel on väsinud oma retoorikast demokraatia ja sõnavabaduse kohta ning võtnud kasutusele natslikud teadvuse massimanipulatsiooni meetodid.

3. EL-i juhtkonnal on kavas suunata juhtiv meedia käsitsi "Vene küsimust õigesti esitama"

4. EL-i juhtkond soovib veenda eurooplasi Vene Föderatsioonist lähtuvas "eksistentsiaalses ohus", mida saab ära hoida vaid Venemaa hävitamisega.

5. EL-i käsiraamatute eesmärk on suruda eurooplastele sisse idee, et Venemaa on "teise järgu jõud, kellel pole õigust tingimusi dikteerida".

P.S. Kuid suhteliselt hiljuti tekkisid maniakaalsed fantaasiad teemal "Euroopa Lissabonist Vladivostokini".

NAFO ep kirjutas: ↑31 Mär, 2025 22:50 SEPKA
VF luuredroon oli käinud tiirutamas Põhja-Itaalias oluliste rajatiste lähidal.

https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/19 ... 8694610424

Itaalia salateenistus ja Milano prokuratuuri terrorismivastase võitluse üksus uurivad juhtumit, kus märtsi kestel lennutati viile korral arvatavasti Vene päritolu drooni Lombardia maakonnas Ispras asuva Euroopa Teadusuuringute Ühiskeskus (JRC) kohal. Samasse kanti jäävad ka kaitsetööstusettevõtte Leonardo ja NATO rajatised.

Varese provintsis asuva Euroopa Komisjoni teadustalituse JRC kohal kehtib lennukeelutsoon. Ekspertide hinnangul oli viis korda keskuse kohal segamatult lendamas tuvastatud droon Vene päritolu, kuid ilmselt juhiti seda Maggiore järve ääres paikneva asutuse lähistelt, kirjutas ajaleht Corriere della Sera.

Milano prokuratuur püüab nüüd välja selgitada, kas droonilennutamine piirkonnas võis olla seotud poliitilise või sõjalise spionaažiga, mille eesmärgiks on terrorism, vahendas uudisteagentuur ANSA. Uurijad on mures, et droon võis olla varustatud seadmetega, mis võimaldavad piirkonda kaardistada ja koguda rajatiste kohta tundlikku infot.

"On Thursday night, a power station north of Emmaboda was sabotaged. Someone had broken into the station and disconnected a cable that supplied nearly 500 households with electricity."

Multiple sources have confirmed to me that Marianna Budanova, wife of Ukraine’s military intelligence chief, was quietly flown to the US for advanced treatment in Dec. 2024 — over a year and a half after a suspected Russian poisoning that targeted her and other top Ukrainian officials in one of the largest assassination attempts of the war.

Her relapse, and the #US intelligence services’ reported role in facilitating her care, shows both the long-term effects of the chemical attack and Washington’s ongoing behind-the-scenes support for #Ukraine in its fight against invading Russian forces.

A few other #HUR officials were also sickened in the poisoning, but Marianna suffered more severely due to her smaller size, officials said at the time. An internal investigation is ongoing, though few details have been released. @Bellingcat and @InsiderEng are also digging into the case.

Marianna initially recovered after treatment in 2023 but fell seriously ill again at the end of 2024 — a common pattern in arsenic and mercury poisonings, according to experts.

Sources say American military doctors invited her through HUR to receive care in the US after learning of her deteriorating condition. In Ukraine, advanced treatment for heavy metal poisoning is limited.

Marianna has lived with her husband, Kyrylo Budanov, in “The Island,” a secure compound for intel workers in Kyiv, since the full-scale invasion started. She made her first public appearance since the poisoning at an event last month.

Her poisoning — as the wife of the top intelligence official in Ukraine — and her covert care abroad shows just how personal and persistent the threats remain for those on and off the front lines of the war in Ukraine.

UK Discovers Russian Sensors Spying on Nuclear Submarines

Russian sensor devices, suspected of gathering data on the movements of Vanguard nuclear submarines, have been found off the coast of the UK.

Several sensors were discovered after being washed ashore, with most found using mine sweepers. These findings were considered a potential threat to national security in London.

Before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, British intelligence agencies learned that Moscow might have used superyachts owned by Russian billionaires for underwater reconnaissance.

Exclusive: Russian sensors attempting to spy on Britain's nuclear submarines have been found by the British military in UK waters

The discovery was deemed a threat to nation security and has never been made public - until now

The Sunday Times is withholding certain details, including where they were found.

It follows a three month investigation into how Russia is using its underwater capabilities to map, attempting to hack and potentially sabotage critical national infrastructure

We also uncovered:

That the British military have found Russian unmanned underwater vehicles lurking next to secret deep sea cables

The assessment at the time was that it was 'beyond reasonable doubt' they were there to try and tap/hack the cables

It can also be disclosed that prior to the full invasion of Ukraine in 2022, there was credible intelligence suggesting superyachts owned by Russian oligarchs had been used for underwater surveillance and reconnaisance around Britain

As part of my investigation, I was given unprecedented access to the RFA Proteus, the Navy's deep sea surveillance ship, to see how the UK is trying to counter the Russian threat

You can read all that and more in our front page exclusive

German Intelligence have just arrested two suspected Russia spies, they had US Sec Defence Hegseth's private phone number in their mobiles. (Der Speigel)

Berlin — German authorities say they have arrested two people suspected of spying for Russia. The suspects, identified as German-Russian nationals, are accused of scouting targets for potential attacks, including U.S. military facilities in Germany, the Federal Public Prosecutor General for Karlsruhe said in a statement released Thursday.

The arrests, made by police in the Bavarian town of Bayreuth, come amid high tension between Russia and the West, more than two years after President Vladimir Putin ordered Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

The alleged spies' stand accused by Germany of working to undermine the military support provided to Ukraine by Germany.

The individuals — identified by the German prosecutor as Dieter S. and Alexander J. — allegedly have ties to a Russian intelligence service and are accused of gathering information about potential targets for sabotage operations.

Dieter S. is accused of being in contact with a person connected to a Russian secret service since October 2023, discussing plans for attacks on military infrastructure and industrial sites in Germany. He reportedly scouted out some of the targeted sites in person, gathering photos and videos.

The detainees also scoped out potential targets for attacks, including facilities of the U.S. Army in Germany, the prosecutor said.

Dieter S. allegedly expressed readiness to carry out explosive and arson attacks on military and industrial sites in Germany. The preparation involved gathering information on potential targets, with Alexander J. assisting since March 2024, and sharing the information with his Russian contact.

Both suspects' homes and workplaces were searched. An additional arrest warrant was issued for Dieter S. on suspicion of affiliation with the foreign terrorist organization DPR — the Russian-backed de-facto authority in the occupied eastern Ukrainian region of Donetsk, which calls itself the Donetsk People's Republic.

According to an investigation by German magazine Der Spiegel, the two suspects were spying on military sites that included U.S. military facilities in Grafenwoehr, Bavaria. Grabfenwoehr is an important training site, where U.S. forces have been helping to train Ukrainian soldiers to use U.S.-made Abrams tanks.

Germany summoned the Russian ambassador in Berlin to the Federal Foreign Office in response to the incident Thursday, a move the Russian Embassy called a provocation, as it dismissed the spying allegations as "absurd and ridiculous."

"We consider this demarche as an outright provocation aimed at inciting the already rampant spy mania in Germany, increasing the degree of anti-Russian sentiment, further destroying Russian-German relations, justifying the course of the German authorities towards unbridled militarization and pumping Ukraine up with weapons and military equipment," the Russian embassy said in a statement shared on social media. "No evidence was presented indicating these plans of the detainees and their possible connections with representatives of Russian structures."

The arrests fueled concern about the extent of Russian espionage activities in Germany. German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser condemned the suspected espionage as a "particularly serious case" and emphasized Germany's commitment to supporting Ukraine, despite intimidation attempts.

Politicians have called for a decisive response to the threat posed by Russian agents operating in Germany. Konstantin von Notz, the Green Party deputy leader and head of the intelligence control committee in the Bundestag, Germany's parliament, said a reaction would be necessary if the allegations are proven true.

The arrests in Bavaria echoed incidents in Poland in March 2023, where authorities said they had dismantled a Russian spy network that was aiming to sabotage Western arms deliveries to Ukraine.

Among the suspects were individuals with criminal backgrounds and refugees from eastern Ukraine. Polish officials said the Russian military intelligence service GRU had encouraged the individuals to install cameras along railway lines used to carry weapons and other supplies to Ukraine. Another plan appeared to involve acts of sabotage, including the derailment of trains by Russian agents.

Since the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Bundeswehr has received regular reports of suspicious drone activity over barracks where Ukrainian soldiers undergo training in the country, and the number of these incidents has risen sharply.

There were 172 reports of suspected drones flying around barracks during the whole of 2022, military officials said. In 2023, there were 446 reported sightings.

retti kirjutas: ↑06 Apr, 2025 15:09 Läänemerel arvatavalt suunaga Kaliningradi liigub väga eriline vene laev Vojevoda -nn esimese mehe alus.
Laevas veel neli väiksemat alust ja kaks helikopteri maandumispaika.
Postituse hetkel Hanko ja Osmussaare vahel
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A Russian spy who was monitoring the movement of military cargo sent to Ukraine was detained in Greece.

A 59-year-old Georgian-born house painter has been arrested in Alexandroupoli, northeastern Greece, on charges of spying on behalf of Russian intelligence. Authorities say the suspect, who had lived in Greece for years, was recruited in early fall 2024 by a compatriot with alleged ties to the Russian GRU.

Evidence retrieved from the man’s mobile phone suggests he had been surveilling military installations for at least six months, photographing equipment shipments – especially those bound for Ukraine – and sending images and descriptions to his handler. “He claimed he was willing to help the ‘motherland’ for any amount,” a Greek official said.

The alleged recruiter, also an ethnic Georgian, had previously conducted surveillance for Russian services before relocating to Lithuania, where he was reportedly arrested in March. Greek authorities emphasize the role of pro-Russian sentiment in the suspect’s motives.

This case follows previous incidents of Russian espionage uncovered by Greek and Baltic security agencies.