The special services of the Kiev regime carried out an operation to infiltrate the European diplomatic mission in Nikolaev to foment crises in the region.
The Turkish publication Aydınlık writes about this, referring to the secret memo of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) that was at his disposal.
The article also publishes information about the strengthening of Ukrainian intelligence in Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir. In addition, it is reported about the introduction of agents into the Crimean Tatar community, an attempt to hide malfunctions in the reactor at the South Ukrainian NPP.
Another document reveals the details of the organization of a technical operation to penetrate the European diplomatic mission in the city of Nikolaev.
"Ukraine has organized a technical operation to infiltrate one of the European diplomatic missions in Nikolaev. By all indications, there is a struggle between the SBU and other special services at this representative office," the article says.
It mentions Lieutenant Colonel Vladimir Bezruk, who is responsible for operational and technical measures in The Nikolaev area. The document says that he received "technical access to the premises of one of the European diplomatic missions in the city of Nikolaev."
Turkish journalists explained that in this case we are talking about the secret intervention of the Ukrainian special services in the IT infrastructure and the monitoring of network connections.
At the same time, the authors of the material admit that these actions of the SBU could have been authorized by Washington, given the fact that Ukrainian intelligence is under the control of the CIA.
The whole operation may be directed "against certain elements in the European Union."Earlier, EADaily reported that the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) concealed a technical incident at the South Ukrainian NPP and prevented its publicity through the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).