Ukrainian intelligence alerts NATO to Russian plans targeting Starlink infrastructure
Photo: Russia to conduct sabotage against Starlink terminals in Europe (Getty Images)
Russia is launching a new wave of sabotage operations in EU and NATO countries. In particular, these criminal actions target Starlink terminals, according to a statement by the Main Intelligence Directorate on Telegram.
Russia plans sabotage against Starlink terminals
Russian special services are planning new hybrid operations on the territory of the EU and NATO, warns the Main Intelligence Directorate.
According to intelligence sources, the special services of the aggressor state have been tasked with increasing their activity within EU and NATO member states.
They are preparing for hybrid operations aimed at:
- Undermining assistance to Ukraine;
- Weakening the Alliance's capabilities.
Who are the perpetrators
To carry out these operations, including those of a sabotage nature, Russia plans to recruit agents in Europe through its Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff and the Federal Security Service (FSB).
What are the targets of the sabotage
Russian special services are focusing on:
- Military facilities;
- Critical infrastructure;
- Communication systems.
Among the likely targets of Russia are Starlink satellite internet receiving terminals located in European countries.
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