
The Russian FSB said that the Ukrainian authorities are ready to carry out terrorist attacks even against their allies for the sake of self-preservation, citing the SBU’s preparation of a terrorist attack against the British Ambassador to Russia in order to blame Moscow and drag Britain into the conflict.
AI-generated summary
The statement was made against the backdrop of worsening relations between Russia and the West, active support for Ukraine from Great Britain and other countries, as well as the ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The Ukrainian authorities, for the sake of self-preservation, are ready to carry out terrorist attacks even against their allies. This was stated by the Russian FSB against the backdrop of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) preparing a terrorist attack against the British Ambassador to the Russian Federation, RIA Novosti reports.
It is alleged that Kyiv intended to blame Moscow for the terrorist attack in order to drag Britain into an armed conflict with Russia and obtain from London additional supplies of weapons to Ukraine.
“The Russian FSB draws the attention of Great Britain and other sponsors of the [Vladimir] Zelensky regime to the fact that for the sake of self-preservation, the Kyiv authorities are ready to commit sabotage and acts of terrorism even against their strategic allies. We hope that British intelligence was not aware of the provocation being prepared by Ukraine. Otherwise, the matter will take an extremely serious turn,” the department said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The UK will demand an official investigation into the FSB allegations
Likely · Within days
Russia could use this accusation to justify further measures against Ukraine
Very likely · Within weeks

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