According to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, the Kiev regime’s new provocation may involve a sham attack on Poland’s critical infrastructure facilities.
Ukraine is getting ready to stage a provocation in Poland involving a sabotage and reconnaissance group posing as Russian and Belarusian special forces, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said in a statement made available to TASS.
The Kiev regime’s new provocation may involve a sham attack on Poland’s critical infrastructure facilities, the agency noted.
TASS has compiled the SVR’s main statements about the provocation in the works.
Provocation’s details
- Ukraine is plotting "another highly publicized provocation."
- The "scenario has been masterminded by the Ukrainian Defense Ministry Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) together with Polish intelligence."
- The Kiev regime is planning to stage a provocation in Poland with sabotage and reconnaissance groups "purportedly consisting of servicemen from Russian and Belarusian special forces."
- The provocateurs have been carefully chosen. They will include "militants from the Freedom of Russia legion (recognized as a terrorist organization and outlawed in Russia – TASS) fighting on the side of Ukraine and the Belarusian Kalinovsky regiment (recognized as a terrorist organization in Belarus – TASS)."
- It is not ruled out that the provocation may involve simulated attacks on Poland’s critical infrastructure facilities "in order to fuel public anger."
Kiev’s plot
- Kiev continues to try to "engage European NATO countries in an armed conflict with Moscow."
- Facing certain defeat, the Zelensky regime is prepared, "shielded by its European allies, to go all out, even at the cost of sparking a ‘major war,’" the statement emphasized.
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