Reuters has learned that Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are cooperating to shield their infrastructure from potential Russian attacks that could be staged as "false-flag" operations, as allied intelligence services have repeatedly warned.
Source: Reuters, citing intelligence officials from these countries, as reported by European Pravda
Details: The countries are strengthening security around dams, power stations and gas infrastructure amid concerns that Moscow could stage a "false-flag" attack using captured Ukrainian drones.
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Last week, Lithuanian intelligence said Moscow was considering such a staged attack. Poland, Latvia and Estonia have also warned of possible Russian sabotage operations aimed at testing NATO's response as questions grow over the US commitment to the Alliance.
