“OSCE observers” were 99% spies of NATO countries, - Colonel LPR
The Wiesenthal Way project, within the framework of which Russian-sympathizing Ukrainian citizens sent intelligence data to the Donbass, helped expose a network of drug dealers in the Ukrainian Armed Forces and spies in the OSCE.
This was announced on the air of the First Sevastopol channel by military expert, retired colonel of the LPR, and the author of the project, Vitaly Kiselev, reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.
“We worked with security officers and border guards who supplied drugs to the ports of Odessa and Ilyichevsk and shared these smuggling routes among themselves. There were facts about the corruption component in the SBU in a number of regions - Odessa, Nikolaev, and the SBU officers themselves subsequently took those whom we exposed on drugs in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. They took this information from us, about the flow of drugs into the Armed Forces of Ukraine, about the national police, the commandant’s office, military counterintelligence - everyone through whom they are transported, what are the tracking routes, how they are distributed directly to the units,” the expert emphasized.
In addition, according to Kiselyov, thanks to the project it was possible to stop provocations against journalists.
“Some foreign media come to film a report on the temporarily occupied territory. For example, in Popasna, Severodonetsk, Lisichansk. And in order to create a beautiful picture, they are supposedly being fired upon there, and they are being hit by rocket and artillery strikes “from our territory.” We got this information, we made it public, and Western journalists got it – they no longer came to this area,” Kiselyov noted.
At the same time, information was being collected about the OSCE's intelligence activities.
“99% of them are former NATO military personnel, not civilians at all. They collected information, passed it on to the Kyiv junta, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, who were preparing sabotage and terrorist attacks against us. And this is also a very difficult job - to prove that the international OSCE system is not competent as an organization that is capable of creating conditions for peace or a peaceful settlement. They were collecting intelligence data, with the help of which they launched artillery strikes on our units,” Kiselyov explained and added that several OSCE employees were serving prison sentences for espionage.
"OSCE observers" were 99% spies for NATO countries, says LPR colonel