The move of a sabotage horse
There is no rest for the stubborn. On November 9, employees of the FSB Directorate for Crimea and Sevastopol neutralized Ukrainian saboteurs from the GUR, the military intelligence of Ukraine. At least, the names of two spies have been established, and they were revealed by Ukrainian sources - Dmitry Shtyblikov and Alexey Bessarabov. The third “plastun” is presumably the Ternopil ragul Volodymyr Dudka. There is no data on this figure, except for a userpic in camouflage and zero information on Facebook.
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It is interesting that this time the “tourists” did not want to take water procedures in the November Sivash water, but planned a “horse move” - to enter the Russian Crimea with vegetable gardens - bypassing the Sea of Azov and on a ferry across the Kerch Strait. According to the FSB, the “tourists” were under operational investigation for about two weeks in order to identify their contacts and connections, after which they were detained in Sevastopol red-handed at the stage of preparation for the terrorist attack. High-power explosive devices, special radio communications equipment, as well as maps of objects intended for sabotage were confiscated from the “guests of Crimea.” FSB operational activities in Crimea uncovered two caches of weapons and explosives, as well as Ukrainian intelligence informants in Crimea.
As one would expect, the Ukrainian representative of the Ministry of Defense Lysenko jumped out with comments, saying that the detainees are not saboteurs, have nothing to do with the Main Intelligence Directorate and the Ministry of Defense, “they are not there at all.”
To further convince of the innocence of those detained, through the mouthpiece of the fifth column in Russia, the “officer’s daughter”, Shtyblikov’s brother-in-law, spoke through the mouthpiece of the fifth column in Russia, declaring in the style of “I assure you” that his relative is no longer a military man and has no connection with the Ukrainian military and intelligence structures, but for many years he has been a journalist and analyst for the Ukrainian non-profit organization Nomos. Well, and so on, “I wasn’t there, I wasn’t a member, I didn’t participate.”
And everything would be fine, but only the “journalists” and “tourists” detained for two months by a decision of the Leninsky District Court of Sevastopol split during the investigation and, overtaking each other, scribbled testimonies.
The speed with which the “tourists” agreed to cooperate with the investigation is not surprising, since we are talking specifically about terrorist attacks on civilian objects, for which they will have to puff like adults. Apparently, not counting on the success of attacks on military installations of the Russian Army and the Black Sea Fleet in Crimea, critically important economic facilities of the peninsula were chosen as targets: power plants, gas distribution system nodes, water treatment plants.
Actually, it is becoming increasingly difficult for Ukrainian saboteurs and terrorists to lie and dodge, since their native brainless state, right on the border with Crimea, supplies its citizens with instructions on how to properly monitor Russian military facilities and the movement of military equipment, in order to then transfer the information to the “competent authority” .
So that later, if captured by FSB operatives, the brave and truthful General Lysenko will appear in the media with the speech “I am not me and not mine.”
But specifically with the detained “airsoft player” Shtyblikov, the whitewashers from the Main Intelligence Directorate and the Ministry of Defense were very unlucky. This is all due to the vanity of his ward and his love for posting photographs on social networks, from which it follows that “journalist” Shtyblikov did not break off relations with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but combined analytics at Nomos with military retraining. And where does it follow that the former platoon commander, and then reconnaissance company commander from Perevalny (where a brigade of Ukrainian coastal defense troops was stationed until the spring of 2014) is prohibited from combining military journalism with espionage?
Here he is, Shtyblikov, with a small face and a beard, in tactical clothes and joyfully grinning at the gunshots from the photographs. However, the pan-headed spynot has already found an explanation for this, saying that it was Shtyblikov in paintball equipment, and that’s how the FSB stole the “tsyvil” from the house in slippers along with his wife, having planted a couple of bags of explosives in his pockets.
So what kind of “Nomos” is this, in which, according to official information, Shtyblikov and his airsoft accomplice Bessarabov have worked since 2004?
The non-profit analytical organization "Nomos" was founded in 2003 and was engaged in "research of geopolitical problems and issues of Euro-Atlantic cooperation between the countries of the Black Sea region." To put it simply, it was a grant-eating office maintained by NATO puppet masters interested in squeezing Russia and its Black Sea Fleet out of Crimea. It is no coincidence that Nomos chose Sevastopol as its main lair.
The office had branches in other cities of Ukraine. Outwardly, everything looked harmless: a group of experts sits and spends the day scribbling analytical articles from geopolitical problems to energy problems, commissioned by some ten-person “institutes on globalization problems.” However, it is no secret that Nomos’ customers and partners were the European Commission, the embassies of European and Black Sea states, as well as the Ukrainian grant-eating NGO Vidrodzhennya, established and sponsored by the famous businessman Soros a long time ago. Since 2006, Nomos has been the leading public organization of the Economic Security Task Force of the NATO-Ukraine Partnership Network under the auspices of the Joint High-Level Group on Defense Reform (JWGDR).
So, kids, “not everything is so simple,” as follows from the capture of experts with explosives.
Anyone interested can google the keywords “nomos”, “shtyblikov” and study the articles found by the “plainclothes journalist”. From the author’s “creativity” it follows that Shtyblikov was very worried about the insufficiently aggressive military doctrine of Ukraine, adopted under the peace-loving Vegetable, as well as the “too large” presence of the Black Sea Fleet in Crimea. Which, however, was to be expected from a grant-eater drowning for Euro-Atlantic Ukraine.
In the spring of 2014, the grant-eating shop “Nomos” was slammed, but the “journalists” Shtyblikov and Bessarabov remained in Sevastopol, and now it’s clear why. It turns out that the horse in the coat that entered the Crimea through the gardens was alone - and this is Ragul Dudka.
Looking through comments on the news on social networks, you can come across doubts that can be described as follows: “It cannot be that those arrested were spies and saboteurs. Such activity implies professionalism, and here, during a search in Shtyblikov’s apartment, Ukrainian military symbols and the notorious “Yarosh’s business card” were discovered. They were arrested for their commitment to Ukraine!”
What can you answer without spilling over the tree? “Like a state, such a terrorist attack.” Accordingly, these are the spyguns.
Let me remind you that Ukraine, from the very beginning of 1992, with just the intention of “fighting the Muscovites”, with its own hands, without the participation of Moscow, tore into rubbish three land and one naval special forces brigades, plus a separate special forces company for each army, plus a special Crimean corps. Military professionals who did not even want to think about war with Russia were leaving the Armed Forces of Ukraine in droves. Thus, personnel policy throughout the army, navy and intelligence agencies was built on the “voice of blood.” Warm places were given to loudmouths and sycophants who drowned for “Ukraine over Use.”
Further. The Kiev VOKU, which the spy Shtyblikov graduated from, has never been the main forge of special military intelligence personnel. In Soviet times, special forces were trained by one company of the Ryazan Airborne Forces School. From the intelligence faculty of the Kyiv Higher Military Education School (and other military schools), which trained tactical-level intelligence officers, officers ended up in special forces due to a lack of personnel. Among them, for example, is the former brigade commander of the 15th Regiment Regiment Colonel Kvachkov and the commander of the “Afghan” reconnaissance group of the Special Forces “Caspian”, Art. Lieutenant Oleg Onischuk, awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union posthumously. But that's all in the past.
The remnants of the special forces under Kuchma and Yushchenko were constantly reorganized, enlarged and disaggregated, and in the end Mr. Ovoshch got something incomprehensible called “special forces,” which suffered huge losses during the hot battles in the Donbass and was practically finished.
Where will professionalism come from in this situation and approach to business? Well, the Ukrop “commandos” received training at the “saw the wire, cut the wire” level. What's next? Out of necessity, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the GUR plucked the bug Shtyblikov, who had at least some intelligence training, from the feather bed and ordered him to be - attention! - not a military intelligence officer, but an agent, left to settle. Agent intelligence is a class higher than power intelligence.
So it turned out that the Ukrainian Stirlitz was walking through Sevastopol in an embroidered shirt and sesledka, behind him were the lines of a parachute tucked into trousers, and on his forehead was “Yarosh’s business card.” He had never been so close to failure!
Well, that’s what they are – Svidomo. They can talk as much as they want about their Hitler plans for the military return of Crimea, draw maps of Operation Reconquista, talk about how they will execute and pardon the Crimeans, but as soon as it comes down to it, the air conditioner in every Svidomo dupe instantly explodes: “this “all the machinations of the FSB and Putin personally.” Everything is funny to them. Except for the stupid owl logo with a toothpick. But there’s nothing you can do about it: there is end-to-end idiocy throughout the entire vertical, right up to the very top. And only idiots can seriously serve them and take risks.
Now about the possible consequences. After the August foray of amateurs from the Main Intelligence Directorate to swim in Sivash, which ended in the death of two Russian servicemen, Putin actually declared a boycott of Poroshenko, putting maximum pressure on him, using the “guarantors” of the Minsk process from Germany and France. As is clear from the relapse, in three months the juntas have become emboldened and do not intend to stop subversive actions in Russian Crimea. For the second time, a fighting owl flying in from behind Sivash is hit with a sword directly in the calloused hollow. Apparently, next time we should expect that a third, fourth, fifth, or even several terrorist groups of Sovnyuks will leak into Crimea from the air, from underground, through sewers and water pipes. And for the one hundred and thirty-fifth time, the juntas may get their way out of pure chance. Moreover, the Zamaidan activists have proven perfectly that they do not feel sorry for people. Some of our own, some of strangers.
It is obvious that Russia’s efforts towards the Ukrainian junta are clearly not enough. The country is ruled by stubborn people and scumbags who do not understand the language of diplomacy and do not accept any treaties or rules. Europe is no longer an authority for them. Impunity, coupled with frostbite, has long been absorbed into their brains and blood. This does not mean that Russia should hammer at dill tomorrow with “calibers” and “drills” - for Poroshenko, war will only be salvation. But some active, proactive measures are simply necessary, since literally all the steps taken in relation to the Kyiv junta lead to dead ends.
English version :: Read in English: The Sabotage Knight's Move