Russia accused of plotting attacks on NATO countries ‘using food cans full of explosives’ | World | News

Russia is accused of planning to make deadly attacks in various NATO countries using the Egyptian boxes filled with explosives. In attacks designed for panic and chaos bread, it was claimed that tin cans would be connected to the drones and fall to the targets in Europe.

It is believed that explosives have been kidnapped to Poland by a Ukrainian hired by Russia’s military intelligence Gru. Tomasz Siemoniak – Poland’s Special Services Coordinator – GRU claimed the planned sabotage operations in Lithuania and Germany. Brussels signal reports. The authority added that several people were arrested in Russia’s military intelligence.

Gru had planned to hit critical infrastructure in concerned countries and aimed to blame Ukraine for attacks.

It is claimed that a suspect arrested carries 2.8 kilograms of TNT explosives from Lithuania to Poland.

He claimed that the man left his deadly karger next to a highway junction and expected the collection by another agent. If the suspect is found guilty of the charges against him, he may face a prison of life.

The Polish National Prosecutor’s Office confirmed that the case was part of a wider investigation into Russian hybrid operations in Europe.

These include sabotage attacks on warehouses and railway networks on the continent.

One case included parcel bombs from Lithuania to Poland, Germany and England.

Three of the parcels exploded, one of them in the Birmingham warehouse.

Western intelligence experts believe that parcel bombs are dry runs aiming to sabotage flights to the United States and Canada.

It is suspected of a series of latest drone attacks on the airspace of a few major European airports of Russia.

The airports in Copenhagen, Oslo and Munich were forced to close for several hours after they were detected while flying on unidentified drones.