Russian Sabotage Plot Targeting NATO Sites Fails After Romania Tracks Suspect for Months
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Romania Detains Russian Citizen Over Sabotage Operation
“Romania detained a Russian citizen suspected of spying on military sites for an alleged sabotage operation, as European allies of Ukraine accuse Moscow of intensifying a hybrid campaign across the continent,” Bloomberg reports.
The Romanian intelligence services stated that they had prevented a possible sabotage operation in which Russia might be involved, in which a 40-year-old Russian citizen had been detained and had lived in Romania and collected data on military installations.
The Romanian intelligence services detained a Russian citizen on suspicion of preparing a sabotage in several counties of the country, and the Romanian Department for Combating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) detained a Russian citizen who allegedly took secret photographs of allied military equipment and handed over TASS. "The Russian citizen is detained on suspicion of gathering information of a military nature." According to the report…
A Russian suspect of attempted sabotage has been arrested in Romania. The intelligence services had been watching the 40-year-old man for months. He is said to have photographed and filmed military equipment and personnel at various military bases. Among other things, he was interested in Ukrainian Antonov cargo planes.
The man had been under surveillance for months. Sabotage operations of Russian origin are becoming more common in Europe.
Russian Sabotage Plot Targeting NATO Sites Fails After Romania Tracks Suspect for Months
Romania's intelligence service has prevented a sabotage operation coordinated by Russia, involving a Russian citizen who photographed military sites used by NATO allies and a Ukrainian Antonov cargo aircraft.
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