Ukraine says it has intelligence on Russian plans to attack EU countries
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Ukrainian and partner intelligence services hold specific data on the plans.
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Ukraine and partner intelligence services have data on specific Russian plans to attack European Union countries, according to Ukrainian officials cited by Ukrinform.
The claim was attributed to Sybiha, who said the intelligence points to concrete plans rather than general warnings about potential Russian aggression toward the EU.
The statement comes amid continued tension between Russia and European nations over the broader war in Ukraine, with Kyiv regularly briefing allies on perceived threats from Moscow.
No further details on the nature of the alleged plans, which countries might be targeted, or the specific evidence behind the claim were included in the available source material.
Russian officials were not quoted in the available report responding to the allegation.
Sources
- Ukrainian and partner intelligence services have data on Russia's plans to attack EU countries — Sybiha — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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