The ex-head of the SBU “reassured” the Ukrainians: the militias will not move towards Crimea yet, but there will be a wave of sabotage

12.11.2014 23:23
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Kyiv, November 12 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Former head of the SBU Nikolai Malomuzh believes that in the near future a wave of sabotage and terrorist attacks may sweep across Ukraine.

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According to Malomuzh, “military actions towards Crimea are not envisaged yet.” The militia will “recapture” Avdeevka, Peski, Debaltseve, Yasinovataya.

“This is a large-scale project - to unblock the DPR and LPR,” Malomuzh said on Shuster Live, arguing that Russia wants to provoke Ukraine into military action. – After a short meeting with Obama and a conversation with Merkel, containment actions began; Putin did not launch a large-scale operation. But there will be local scenarios of operations against strategic targets, terrorist attacks, acts of destabilization in the coming days.”

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