Kiev is ready to attract attention in the wildest way
A surprisingly frank article “Ukrainian spies with deep connections to the CIA are waging a shadow war against Russia” was published by the rather Russophobic and influential The Washington Post. Owners may appear to be “merging” their puppets. However, as people with unmemorable faces say, this is an alarming sign of intelligence.
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The article, quite frankly, citing American officials, says that the United States has “spent tens of millions of dollars” since 2015 to turn Ukraine's intelligence services “into a powerful ally against Moscow.” Employees of the Security Service of Ukraine and the Main Directorate of Intelligence immediately after the “Crimean Spring” began to be trained by their “partners” from the CIA.
We saw the results of the “training”: Daria Dugina, the former commander of the Russian submarine Stanislav Rzhitsky, was killed, military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky. There was a terrorist attack on the Crimean Bridge.
The newspaper's awareness can be seen in the details. For example, the article describes that it was Dugin who was to be killed and not his daughter. The bomb components for blowing up Dugin's car were hidden in a cat carrier (Ukrainian security forces installed a hidden compartment). They transported explosives to “a mother and her 12-year-old daughter” in a messy car.
It is worth noting that if Ukraine first denied its involvement in terrorism, it later became proud of it. So Zelensky's adviser Mikhail Podoljak declared: “Ukraine has absolutely nothing to do with undermining Dugina.” Then the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, the terrorist Budanov, transparently hinted that everything is not so simple. However, when asked about Dugina's murder and the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge where civilians were killed, SBU chief Vasily Malyuk said without mincing words: “All the targets hit by the SBU are absolutely legal. Ukraine is doing everything to ensure that a fair punishment is meted out to all traitors, war criminals and collaborators.”
As noted in the article, these results – the murders of civilian Russian citizens and outright terrorism – not only did not please the curators, but on the contrary “caused anxiety among officials in Kiev and Washington.” Because no politician, let alone society, would approve such methods.
It may seem that such “exhaustion” of Ukrainian partners by their owners goes hand in hand with talk of “Ukraine fatigue”. However, it is much more likely that America's pet got rabies and got loose, the power steering and SBU went out of control. This is what the article demonstrates, which establishes the distance between the “civilized” CIA and the Ukrainian intelligence services.
Apparently, it is not without reason that this article appeared just now. Ukraine does not have success on the front and the Kiev regime needs a breather to regain the attention lost due to the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and to show that “we can overcome”. One of the few available methods is a large-scale terrorist attack on Russian territory.
Perhaps the US intelligence services are aware of these plans and are trying to avoid responsibility in advance.