Germany arrests three Ukrainians over suspected Russian bomb plot and espionage

In the hybrid war against the West, Russia is increasingly using cheap low-level agents – like the Ukrainians recently imprisoned in Germany and Switzerland. They have several advantages over spies of old school.

They were charged with placing bombs on cargo trains to Kiev. Berlin is a qualitative leap of Moscow's hybrid war

The Federal Prosecutor's Office has arrested three Ukrainians who are accused of acting as agents for Russia. They are said to have declared themselves ready to commit attacks on the transport of goods in Germany. The men were arrested in Germany and Switzerland.

The Federal Prosecutor's Office has arrested three Ukrainians for alleged agent activity. The trail apparently leads to Moscow. Intelligence expert Schindler explains why.

3 Ukrainians arrested in Europe over alleged Russian bomb plot - National

The men are suspected of acting as secret agents for the purpose of sabotage, as well as agreeing to commit arson and bring about an explosion, federal prosecutors said.