Ukrainian intelligence warns of possible Russian provocation and sabotage plans
The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine's Ministry of Defence warns that Russia may be planning new provocative acts of sabotage in EU member states, including the Baltic countries.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine's Ministry of Defence said on 23 October that Russia may be preparing new provocative acts of sabotage in member states of the European Union. According to the agency's assessment, the countries where this could happen include Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
The intelligence service published the warning on its channel on the messaging platform Telegram. The available information does not specify what kind of sabotage is being considered, when or where it might take place, and it cites no evidence or sources.
The statement is an assessment by Ukrainian intelligence of Russia's possible intentions, not a confirmed fact about any action that has taken place or begun. The source material does not include a response from Russia.
