Sergey Naryshkin
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Key statements by Sergey Naryshkin, director of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), 7 oct., 2024.
‘Sputnik’ quotes:
Global affairs
- Risks and threats from Western countries have significantly increased, although Russia has never wished them any harm.
- In an attempt to maintain aggressive dominance in the modern world, Western countries are focusing their efforts on the post-Soviet space.
- Russia is currently facing an unprecedented terrorist threat emanating from a group of states.
Ukraine
- Ukraine and its Western handlers have launched a full-scale terrorist war against Russia and its people.
- Unable to achieve strategic success, the Zelensky regime is carrying out terrorist attacks in Russia to destabilize society.
- The US and NATO are actively supporting the Kiev’s criminal actions and bear equal responsibility for the loss of life and destruction of Russian infrastructure.
- According to SVR data, US intelligence has been providing Kiev with information for strikes on Russian civilian infrastructure since the beginning of the conflict.
- US reconnaissance satellites have significantly increased high-resolution surveillance over Russian territories bordering Ukraine since March 2024.
- US satellites have been particularly focused on monitoring the situation in the Kursk and Belgorod regions.
- The SVR has information that the plan of the terrorist attack on the Kursk region included the seizure and mining of the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant.
- If Kiev had succeeded in capturing the Kursk Nuclear Plant, Europe would have faced an environmental and humanitarian disaster comparable to Chernobyl.
- SVR data indicates that Western intelligence services, particularly Britain’s MI6, have been preparing Ukrainian sabotage groups for provocations at several nuclear power plants in Russia.
- MI6 and Ukraine’s military intelligence (GUR) have been developing a plan to sabotage power lines connecting Russian nuclear power plants to the national energy grid.
- Reliable data shows that NATO intelligence services are transferring militants from the Middle East to the special military operation (SMO) zone to fight on Kiev’s side.
- The SVR has recorded numerous contacts in Syria between Ukrainian GUR emissaries and leaders of illegal armed groups and terrorist organizations.
- Kiev’s goal in contacting terrorist leaders in Syria is to carry out sabotage operations and attacks on Russian targets in Syria and to recruit mercenaries for Ukraine's forces.
- As "payment" for the militants, Kiev is supplying terrorists with combat and reconnaissance drones as well as ammunition.
- Since July 2024, a group of Ukrainian GUR officers has been stationed at the US Al-Tanf base, working on plans to attack Russian and Syrian military targets.
- US and British intelligence services are facilitating Kiev’s negotiations with militants in Syria, with the silent approval of Turkiye’s occupation administration in Idlib.
- There is information suggesting that after the Ukraine conflict ends, these militants are expected to be used to destabilize the Eurasia region.
- By fueling the Kiev regime with jihadists and weapons, the US and Britain are steadily on the path to becoming state sponsors of terrorism.
- The US and Britain will be held accountable for arming the Kiev regime with jihadists and weapons.
Nord Stream
- The course of the investigation into the Nord Stream explosions offers little hope that the true culprits will be identified and punished.
- The SVR has reliable information about the direct involvement of the US and Britain in the Nord Stream blasts.
- Data shows that professional saboteurs from Anglo-Saxon intelligence services were involved in the Nord Stream explosions.
- The US administration considered it justified to destroy Nord Stream to ensure that Europe, especially Germany, breaks away from Russia.
- The US was unsure whether they could convince Europe to abandon the highly beneficial Nord Stream project, so they resorted to sabotage.
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