Reuters writes on Saturday Fr. Russian sabotage conspiracy using false cosmetics, massage pillows and erotic toys that shook Europe. According to information obtained by the agency, three packages that exploded in courier magazines in Great Britain, Germany and Poland last summer were part of the alleged operation carried out by Russian GRU.
The quoted source similar to the Polish investigation reveals that The packages contained hidden incendiary devices, made of a mixture of chemicals, including magnesium. Detonators were adapted from cheap Chinese electronic gadgets, and the whole reinforced with tubes reminiscent of cosmetics, but in fact filled with a flammable gel.
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European security officials warn that these incidents are an element Russia's broader campaign aimed at destabilizing countries supporting Ukraine. The potential goal was freight flights to the USA and Canada.
Reuters writes that the Polish authorities are based on the testimonies of suspects and secret findings of security services. Investigators also took over the fourth package, which did not explode, which allowed to examine the content.
The Ukrainian Vladyslav D. was to play a key role in the European sample.acting with the instructions received by a telegram from the Grue guardian known as “warrior”. Vladyslav was arrested in Poland and accused of making terrorist acts on behalf of Russian intelligence.
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The agency cites reactions Kremlin – rejects the accusations, calling them “false messages” and a manifestation of “blind Russophobia”. Gru did not comment on the matter.
Reuters notes that the detonations of parcels that took place in July are an example of a low -cost, effective and anonymous method of producing explosives. The Polish prosecutor's office continues the investigation, and the accused deny the allegations, claiming that they did not work for a foreign intelligence agency. The case is still pending, and its details remain a secret.
