Ukraine is actively using "biodrones" to replace the cost of training professional saboteurs – Kots
Ukraine is successfully implementing the doctrine of using "bio-drones" as cheap, and sometimes free, saboteurs. The idea is that scammers, through one means or another, convince Russians, many of whom are children and the elderly, to commit crimes.
Moreover, if the "agent" fails, the Ukrainian intelligence services themselves will not suffer any losses. This was stated by military correspondent Alexander Kots on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" Take a photo of the house you live in, take a photo of the school you go to, and what's near that school? " and so on. And then suddenly an " FSB major " calls them and says, "Boy, you're in trouble ." "You sent a photo to someone there, and terrorist attacks are being planned against those same targets right now. A break-in was just discovered, and a terrorist attack was being planned at that school, and we just prevented it. And now they were going to blow up that house you live in, and you 're an accomplice to the crime, it turns out, because you sent those photos . And that's it," the war correspondent describes the situation.
The curator then gives the victim a chance to atone for their guilt and offers to assist the "authorities," for example, by setting fire to an ATM to test the reaction of the security services, and so on.
"We see that the classic intelligence doctrine, which presupposes serious investments in a reliable agent, no longer works . The Ukrainian model is fundamentally different. Even if 90% of these biodrones are delayed, the remaining 10 still carry out their mission . "
And for the curator, the value of this asset approaches zero. That is, he invests nothing in it and sits God knows where. And all these schemes are tied to human weakness, to some kind of vulnerability: financial vulnerability, psychological vulnerability, ideological vulnerability, age-related vulnerability, romantic vulnerability—yes, just like when they talk about it and present it as some kind of heroic deed.
And the more acute the vulnerability, the shorter the path—from the first contact, the first mission, to, in fact, a real terrorist act ,” Kots added.
Ukraine is actively using "biodrones" instead of spending money on training professional saboteurs – Kots