Russia Could Strike NATO Territory Within Months, Czech Intelligence Chief Warns
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Russia could intensify operations in the NATO countries providing assistance to Ukraine, and Mihal Koedelka pointed to the risk of sabotage and attacks on arms warehouses for Kiev.
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Russia could strike NATO territory within months, Czech intelligence chief warns
Michal Koudelka warns of sabotage at sites supplying Ukraine, drone or missile strikes on arms depots and, in an extreme case, limited military action; he says a direct incursion is not imminent because Russian forces remain concentrated in Ukraine
According to BIS Director Michal Koudelka, Russia could proceed to riskier operations on NATO soil in a matter of months. There may be further sabotage, but also a drone or missile attack, for example, on an arms depot for Ukraine or, in extreme cases, limited military action. At the same time, he stressed that information about the direct threat to the Czech Republic is now
BIS President Michal Koudelka said Russia could intensify its operations against NATO countries in the coming months. Koudelka counted sabotage, drone attacks and limited military operations among possible actions at the conference in the House of Representatives.
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš responded to BIS chief Michal Koudelka, who warned of possible Russian actions on Monday morning. Koudelka merely repeated what the heads of European secret services had already said.
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