Stupak about Poland “at gunpoint” by the Kremlin/Collage of Channel 24
When talking about a possible expansion of Russian aggression, they pointed out the Baltic countries and Poland in particular. The secret services started talking about the fact that Poland has long been “under the guns of Russia”.
About Russian influence on Poland
The Kremlin has long had a certain “plan”. Former SBU officer Ivan Stupak told Channel 24 about this.
The Russians are considering different options, he noted.
There are many tricks in the arsenal of the Russian special services, who use the political regimes of different countries to revolt there or raise opposition.
“They will feed the political, economic, social component. They are trying to sow confusion there, saying that the EU is bad and “everything is not so simple.” They are doing their destructive work,” Stupak added.
Polish intelligence services “Fed up” with Russians
As Stupak added, the Russian presence in the EU countries, not only diplomatic, is very high. They are everywhere there. There is both legal intelligence from the position of embassies and illegal.
The best example, as the ex-SBU officer added, is a Russian who pretended to be a Brazilian and tried to get a job in the Hague court.
< p>“Therefore, this statement by the Polish special services suggests that this official is already “fed up” with everything that is happening in their country from the Russian special services. This means that the level of their activity was critical and they can no longer tolerate it “. , and entered the media plane,” Stupak believes.
The main goal of Russia's activities in Poland:
- to exclude the supply of ammunition and weapons through Poland to Ukraine;
- and also to knock out Poland as one of the key allies of Ukraine in this war.
“That is, they are trying to turn Poland into conditional Hungary, when they are more negative about towards Ukraine than positively,” Stupak said.
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Threats to Russia
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Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry threatened Poland because Polish politician and MEP Radosław Sikorski offered to hand over nuclear warheads to Ukraine because Russia violated the Budapest Memorandum.
