
Michal Koudelka, Director of the Czech Security Information Service (BIS), said that Russia aims to weaken Western democracies.
Czech intelligence chief Michal Koudelka stated that Russia aims to weaken Western democracies and may intensify its sabotage and attack operations against NATO countries in the coming months.
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Czech intelligence chief Koudelka evaluated the threats to NATO at the conference in the House of Representatives.
According to Radio Prague International, Koudelka made statements regarding threats to NATO at the conference held in the House of Representatives.
Koudelka stated that Russia is engaged in activities aimed at "weakening Western democracies, including the Czech Republic, from within" and "sharing the integrity" of organizations such as NATO and the European Union (EU).
Claiming that Russia may intensify its operations against NATO countries in the coming months, Koudelka said that possible operations may include sabotage against facilities supporting Ukraine, drone attacks on weapons depots and, in the most extreme scenario, a limited military operation against a NATO country.
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Russia intensifies its operations against NATO countries
Possible · Within months
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