US Intelligence Agencies Hints, Major Attack On Ukraine
US intelligence agencies hints at a major attack on Ukraine by Russia.
US intelligence agencies monitoring Russian cyber operations against Ukraine believe that Russia’s activity suggests it may launch a ground attack on Ukraine within the next 30 days.
Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby told the press on Friday that he had received information indicating that Russia is already actively working on a possible attack on Ukraine as a pretext for a major offensive.
Let us inform you that this allegation of America has come after a week of a diplomatic meeting between the two countries.
Trying to change Ukraine’s decision.
Kirby said such an attack could also be to try to block action, to stifle capability, to change behavior or to try to change leadership decisions inside Ukraine.
White House press secretary Jane Pasaki said the Biden administration was concerned that Russia would carry out such attacks, similar to what Moscow did in 2014 by accusing Ukraine of preparing an attack against Russian forces.
Pasaki said he was concerned that the Russian government was preparing for an invasion into Ukraine that could result in widespread human rights violations.
Russia began to fabricate Ukrainian provocations at sites.
An official told reporters that Washington has indications that Moscow has premeditated and trained a group for civil war, as well as using explosives to carry out acts of sabotage against Russia’s own proxy forces.
Russian leaders have reportedly started fabricating Ukrainian provocations on state and social media sites to justify Russian interference.
Thousands of soldiers were deposited near the border.
The official said Russia has amassed thousands of troops near Ukraine’s border, raising fears that Moscow may plan to attack its neighbor in the same way it captured Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula in 2014.
President Biden has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin of serious economic sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine. However, Moscow has repeatedly denied any intention to invade Ukraine.
