UK Intelligence Warns of Russian Sabotage in Europe

Recent Russian strikes in Kherson, Ukraine, have left two people injured, including a 57-year-old woman hospitalized. Concurrently, Richard Moore, head of Britain's MI6, warned of a 'staggeringly reckless' sabotage campaign by Russia against Ukraine's Western allies, aimed at destabilizing support through disinformation and potential attacks. During a speech in Paris, he emphasized the collaboration between British and French intelligence to counter these threats and underscored the broader implications of a potential Russian victory, which could embolden adversaries like China and North Korea. Moore's remarks reflect growing concerns over Russia's nuclear threats and escalating sabotage activities across Europe. The situation is pressing, as Western security officials remain on high alert for further Russian aggression, including planned attacks linked to Moscow in Europe. This escalating conflict highlights the urgent need for a unified response from Ukraine's allies.