Colonel Alksnis: Ukrainian agents are behind the fires in Russia
Ukrainian saboteurs, legalized under the guise of refugees, may be involved in the fires that occurred in Russian shopping centers and other facilities in recent weeks.
This was stated by former deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Air Force Colonel Viktor Alksnis, on the air of the Stalingrad internet channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“In my opinion, there are two million Ukrainian citizens on Russian territory. I am sure that among these people there are those who arrived on the territory of Russia not because they entered a country that is their second homeland, that they also respect it, love it, and so on...
Judging by the same stories on blogs and the Internet, when people who came and live here from Ukraine also provide financial assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, provocative speeches in videos... These are enemies, real enemies of Russia, but who for some reason came to Russia and here live.
If you can distinguish a migrant worker from Tajikistan or Uzbekistan by their appearance, then we all look the same. You get a job as a builder or in some company that does electric welding work, and you get an order to go, relatively speaking, to the largest shopping and entertainment center somewhere in Khimki to repair the heating system. Well, I arrived, turned on the welding machine, but you know how to and how to cook so that a few hours after you leave it will all burst into flames.
And that’s all, because he’s a professional, he knows, he doesn’t need to carry gasoline, napalm or any special incendiary agents with him. And I am convinced that we have very, very many such people,” Alksnis said.
Colonel Alksnis: Ukrainian agents are behind the fires in Russia.