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MINSK, 24 November (BelTA) – The acts of sabotage that happen in European countries from time to time may be organized by British intelligence services, which have excelled in this matter, former member of Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada Spiridon Kilinkarov said in a new episode of the V Teme [On Point] project on BelTA’s YouTube channel.
The discussion turned to the explosions on the railway in Poland. A railway line leading to Ukraine was damaged, as reported by the police of the Masovian Voivodeship. Spiridon Kilinkarov referred to this as one element of propaganda that “must maintain a certain temperature”. In his view, such acts of sabotage may also be organized in the future.
"I do not rule out that the British, above all, may attempt [to organize such sabotage acts]. They are, let's say, experts in this. They may attempt to carry out a sabotage act similar to Bucha so that it can be amplified in the media to keep the conflict [in Ukraine] going, to encourage Western partners to contribute money and continue this conflict,” the former Rada member said.
Spiridon Kilinkarov noted that, apart from such one-off acts of sabotage, the West cannot come up with anything else. “If they could demonstrate success on the battlefield, they would have done so long ago. But such opportunities do not exist today for Ukraine, for Europe, or especially for Britain. From a military standpoint, they are entirely unprepared for this conflict,” he asserted.
Thus, the former Rada member summarized that British intelligence services, who are “great masters in this”, could be behind such acts of terrorism and sabotage in Europe: “I believe it is necessary to watch the British. I do not rule out that this is being done by British intelligence services to encourage certain countries to take a more active part in this conflict, in which the British are undoubtedly interested. They currently control the military-political leadership of the country [of Ukraine] and have no intention of losing that control. Therefore, they may instigate various acts of sabotage and terrorism.”
"I do not rule out that the British, above all, may attempt [to organize such sabotage acts]. They are, let's say, experts in this. They may attempt to carry out a sabotage act similar to Bucha so that it can be amplified in the media to keep the conflict [in Ukraine] going, to encourage Western partners to contribute money and continue this conflict,” the former Rada member said.
Spiridon Kilinkarov noted that, apart from such one-off acts of sabotage, the West cannot come up with anything else. “If they could demonstrate success on the battlefield, they would have done so long ago. But such opportunities do not exist today for Ukraine, for Europe, or especially for Britain. From a military standpoint, they are entirely unprepared for this conflict,” he asserted.
Thus, the former Rada member summarized that British intelligence services, who are “great masters in this”, could be behind such acts of terrorism and sabotage in Europe: “I believe it is necessary to watch the British. I do not rule out that this is being done by British intelligence services to encourage certain countries to take a more active part in this conflict, in which the British are undoubtedly interested. They currently control the military-political leadership of the country [of Ukraine] and have no intention of losing that control. Therefore, they may instigate various acts of sabotage and terrorism.”
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