After Invasion, Britain Accuses Russia of Planning Coups in Ukraine's Major Cities

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After Invasion, Britain Accuses Russia of Planning Coups in Ukraine's Major Cities


British spies believe Russian-backed agents and sab oteurs are plotting to launch an insurgency across Ukraine after an all-out invasion.

The latest allegations were presented to the media by several British officials anonymously.

The Guardian reported on Sunday (13/2/2022) that British intelligence claimed Moscow had a two-step plan to effect regime change across Ukraine.

"First, the armed forces will raid and attack military targets, then surround the capital Kiev and possibly other major cities, before sending FSB agents, KGB successor agents, to take up the pro-Russian leadership," the Guardian report said.

According to the report, Britain believed such a plan would be in place to avoid a "bloody and high-stakes urban war" after the invasion. However, there is no evidence to support the allegations given.


Western leaders have warned for months that Russia could be planning an invasion of Ukraine, although Moscow has repeatedly denied the accusations.

Meanwhile, the intelligence services of the United States (US) and Britain have leaked a series of reports alleging various plans of aggressive action in Ukraine from the Russian side.

Earlier this month, the US claimed Moscow was planning a "fake attack by Ukrainian military or intelligence forces" against "Russian sovereign territory" or "Russian-speaking people," as a pretext for invasion.

West says this will involve filming "highly graphic propaganda videos, which will include corpses and actors who will depict mourners and images of destroyed locations."


No evidence has been presented to suggest Russia had any such plans, and the Moscow embassy in Washington compared the allegations to former secretary of state Colin Powell's 2003 false claim that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein possessed biological weapons, which was part of the justification for the US invasion late last year. that.

Likewise, in December, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu claimed private American military companies were preparing a false flag attack using chemical weapons in conflict-torn eastern Ukraine.

However, he did not provide further details or evidence to support the claim.

Politico reported this month that several US intelligence and national security officials have expressed doubts over President Joe Biden's strategy of releasing regular intelligence reports to the public, fearing the declassification could damage Washington's credibility if it turns out to be wrong.


US State Department spokesman Ned Price also faced rebuke from reporters when he took to the podium to state claims that a propaganda video was being made, with a reporter from the Associated Press also likening it to an earlier intelligence malfunction that there were "weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in Iraq." ” or “Kabul will not fall” into the hands of the Taliban.


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