Fire at Russian military research facility kills six, injures dozens of others
FOX NewsFeb 03, 2022
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.
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 magnesium-fuelled incendiary devices.
Intelligence sources have also indicated that Russian operatives might be testing methods to disrupt Western supply chains, particularly those that support Ukraine.Intelligence sources have also indicated that Russian operatives might be testing methods to disrupt Western supply chains — and disrupt nations that support Ukraine.
Given this newfoundemerging evidence, the West, including the US, has serious cause for concern. These devices were likely intended to target flights to America, which shows how emboldened and aggressive Moscow has become in its fight against Western interests. If one of these devices detonates mid-air, the consequences could be catastrophic.
**SOURCE NEEDS TO BE ARCHIVED BEFORE PUBLISHED**The West always uses "anonymous" sources to create the most vague, evidenceless stories to smear Russia. The world is supposed to believe that these handful of fires, — which conveniently went off only while the planes were on the ground, — were some elaborate sabotage scheme conducted by the Russian military. The West should stop stoking conflict with absurd fabrications.