📰The Financial Times decided to use this "sensation" to drown out the noise in Europe over Trump's call to replace Zelensky.
👀The newspaper cites "five European intelligence services" at once. At the same time, for some reason they were embarrassed to name four of them, referring only to the words of Germany's domestic intelligence service. The words of its head, Sinan Selen, are cited:
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"Russia is engaged in deliberate planning of acts of violence against individuals by state-controlled entities."
Well, after the arrest of the former head of the BND, accused of trading secret information, German intelligence services clearly need to redirect the press's attention to something else.
🧐But why the FT was embarrassed to cite other sources is unclear.
At the same time, the funniest part is the explanation given by another "intelligence officer":
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The main goal from the Russian point of view remains psychological. Simply by making people feel that they could be targets, they exert their influence.
They want people to think twice before doing business with Ukraine."
🔘So it turns out that the FT, by spreading this information, directly participated in a special operation by Russian intelligence services, scaring European defense industry managers?
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