Heightened Security Following Suspicion of Russian Intelligence Activity in Cargo Plane Incidents
Investigations link Russian intelligence to incendiary devices on cargo planes, prompting heightened security measures from U.S. and European authorities to protect air traffic.
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Overview
Western officials suspect Russian intelligence, specifically the GRU, orchestrated incendiary incidents on cargo planes bound for North America. Recent investigations in Poland reveal multiple arrests linked to foreign sabotage operations, including the delivery of self-combustible parcels. The incidents point to a broader Russian hybrid war against Western democracies. Increased security measures have been adopted by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration in response. While Moscow denies involvement, officials warn that Russia is intensifying espionage and sabotage tactics aimed at Ukraine’s allies.
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