A development that has been seen as a destabilization project in Europe

The leaked documents show, according to the Estonian portal Delphi and the investigative network OCCRP, the alleged connection of the Russian intelligence service with provocative actions aimed at causing tensions and destabilizing European countries.

Among the most shocking details is the operation called ‘Pig’s Head’, during which severed pig heads with the name of French President Emmanuel Macron written on them were left in front of mosques in Paris.

According to the documents of leaked, the purpose of the operation was to incite hatred, unrest and division within French society. The action was allegedly organized as part of a wider “cognitive attack” strategy, which would deepen political and social divisions in NATO member states.

The documents say that a group of six operatives from Serbia arrived in Paris in September last year, where they had previously observed several mosques that had been marked as “targets” in internal communications.

During the night, they allegedly left their heads. pig in front of nine mosques, after which they left France. French authorities had previously announced that three Serbian nationals had been convicted for their part in the operation, concluding that they had acted on the orders of “intelligence structures of the Russian Federation”.

The documents also reveal other planned operations, including vandalizing a monument to Charles de Gaulle in Paris to blame Ukrainian nationalists, then releasing dozens of sex dolls into the Seine River with anti-migrant messages and placing plastic skeletons near Holocaust Memorial in Berlin.

In Germany, according to the same allegations, there is also mention of an operation in which cars were sabotaged with expanding foam, in an attempt to attribute responsibility to environmental activists.

According to foreign media, the operations were coordinated by a person under the pseudonym “Kristin Keeler”, who is said to be Sofia Zakharova, a senior official in the administration of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Putin.

Some messages also mention receiving the “green light” from Sergei Kiriyenko, one of Putin’s closest aides, which further strengthened suspicions that certain operations were approved at the highest level of the Kremlin. /square

Source: prizrenpost