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Following a series of mystery fires at European cargo depots in July, recent satellite images of fires in the Black Sea have prompted Western analysts to link these incidents to potential Russian sabotage plots.

BBC News

Authorities allege these were a test run for future attacks on Western cargo planes, particularly those en route to the US. Citing patterns in the timing and location of these incidents, intelligence officials allege that Russia could be evaluating the effectiveness of incendiary devices.

The Mirror

Intelligence sources have also indicated that Russian operatives might be testing methods to disrupt Western supply chains, particularly those that support Ukraine.

New York Post

The cargo fires, which occurred on DHL cargo planes in the UK, Germany, and Poland during, were reported as igniting "suring land and air transport," according to a Polish official, though there were no reported injuries.

Experts analyzing these images, which were documented in the northwestern Black Sea near Romania and the coast of Crimea, say the fires' intensity is consistent with incendiary devices. They allege this could be a Russian attempt to attack without direct confrontation.

While Russia denies the allegations, Western governments have subsequently accused Moscow of plotting other cargo-related attacks, including on railways in Sweden and in the Czech Republic.

Report: Mystery Cargo Plane Fires Linked to Russian Sabotage Plot

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