Madman Putin planning imminent attack on 4 European countries in sick escalation

Russia is orchestrating false flag operations across Europe aimed at undermining support for Ukraine, according to recent allegations.

The alarming warning has been issued by officials in Poland and the Baltic nations – Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

Lithuanian Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas stated on Thursday: “We are talking about a false flag operation, using a false Ukrainian drone. One of the goals is for NATO to waver and decrease to Ukraine. I can assure this will not happen.” Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda asserted in July that Russia was planning an assault on the nation’s infrastructure. The Kremlin rejected the allegations, dismissing them as “scare stories.”

The recent warning follows multiple assertions from the Baltic countries that Russia is employing intimidation and hostile actions to destabilize their security. Earlier this week, a runway was shut down at Leipzig Airport in Germany following the discovery of explosives and a detonator by a Ukrainian aircraft. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said: “All of this does not point to an amateurish approach. We are talking about a professional, hybrid threat scenario that we will continue to address.”

Authorities have not yet determined who placed the explosives at the airport. Mr Dobrindt noted that the investigation could reveal a potential “competition” that “may also involve foreign powers.”

Western officials expressed concern in June that the Kremlin may be in risk because to Ukraine’s campaign of long-range attacks on targets close to Moscow and St. Petersburg.

At the time, Latvian intelligence said: “We see indications that Russia is preparing military provocations against the Baltic countries or Poland. However, it would be well short of a full-scale attack.”

A senior political source from a second Nato member made a similar statement that “we are picking up intelligence” that Putin was “planning something against the Baltic states”.

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