The Russian authorities want to create a “cruel puppet regime” after the alleged “invasion” of the territory of Ukraine, including the country in the Union State of the Russian Federation and Belarus. On Friday, February 4, writes the German edition of The Bild, citing a foreign intelligence report.
It is noted that the Russian army allegedly intends to “destroy the troops of Ukraine in the field” after the Russian-Ukrainian border is overcome, after that, in Moscow’s plans, they allegedly lay siege to large cities and activate intelligence cells stationed there in advance, they will have to agree with the pro-Russian leadership “about the surrender and surrender” of cities.
“After gaining control over all major cities, the Russian authorities will create a “People’s Rada” from representatives who have passed the selection of special services. This fictitious body would allow the creation of a puppet regime in Ukraine,” the publication says.
The publication writes that the FSB is currently allegedly working on the creation of pro-Russian groups for deployment in Ukraine.
According to German intelligence, the new government will declare an emergency, local residents will be divided into those who are committed to the Kremlin and those who disagree. After the complete capture of Ukraine, a referendum on joining Russia will be held in the country.
the publication says that an “attack” on Ukraine could take place as early as February, at least not later than March, if Russian President Vladimir Putin “does not change his mind.”
The Russian Embassy, in a comment to Bild, called the information in the publication “a strange mixture of speculation and rumors” and declined to comment on it.
In December, the German newspaper Bild published information about two scenarios of Russia’s “invasion” of Ukraine at once. According to the sources of the publication, the first scenario is a simultaneous attack by Ukraine from several fronts, the second is a phased attack. Expect this “attack”, according to their assurances, is already at the beginning of 2022.
Russian Senator Alexei Pushkov, in turn, criticized the German newspaper Bild, which published a map of a hypothetical Russian attack on Ukraine. According to him, with the help of such materials, the atmosphere necessary for aggression is created.
At the same time, the American newspaper The Washington Post, citing officials in the US administration, reported that Russia allegedly intends to invade Ukraine early next year, using “up to 175,000 troops.”
On November 22, Bloomberg, an American agency, citing sources, reported that, according to US intelligence, Russia could allegedly plan an attack on Ukraine in early 2022 and carry it out from three directions, including through Belarus.
Western politicians and media representatives continue to spread numerous speculations about possible Russian aggression against Ukraine. The Russian side has repeatedly refuted such statements, emphasizing that it has no plans to invade a neighboring country.
Thus, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia is not going to start a war with Ukraine, and Western countries and the United States are “hysterically” developing the topic of a threat to Ukraine from the Russian Federation instead of forcing Ukraine to comply with the Minsk agreements.
Source: IZ
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