Russian Sabotage Attacks Worry Europe, and Its Own Defense
The article discusses security concerns in Europe amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and highlights the potential for acts of sabotage and terrorism when the winter thaw creates new vulnerabilities on land and under the sea. The New York Times reports that Germany and the Netherlands, among other countries, have expressed concerns about Russian espionage and potential cyber-attacks. The article also notes that the Russian military has been asserting territorial control in the Sea of Azov, a crucial waterway for shipping grain and other goods. Experts suggest that the heightened security measures are not necessarily a response to any specific threat, but rather a precautionary measure intended to mitigate potential risks. The article also mentions that the FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies have warned that Russia is intent on meddling in the mid-term elections and using disinformation and other tactics to spread fake news. Additionally, it highlights the recent conviction of a Russian citizen for conspiring to murder a Chechen man in the United States. Tradetag: security-russia-ukraine-europe.
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