FSB Accuses Moldova of Backing Ukraine’s Terror Plans 🇷🇺💥 Explosives, Spies & Sabotage Revealed! | Forbidden News - video Dailymotion

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Russia's FSB has uncovered a major sabotage plot involving Moldovan and Ukrainian agents allegedly working together to stage terrorist attacks inside Russia. The operation exposed explosive smuggling, assassination plots, and spying missions linked to Ukrainian military intelligence and Moldova's silent cooperation.  In this video, we break down: 🔴 How Ukrainian intelligence recruited agents in Moldova 🔴 The real story behind the explosive smuggling 🔴 Who was targeted and why 🔴 Moldova's EU ambitions & Russia’s accusations 🔴 What this means for rising East-West tensions  🔥 Explosive details, covert missions, and a deeper look into the geopolitical consequences.  #FSB #UkraineWar #Moldova #RussianNews #KievSabotage #MilitaryIntel #EasternEurope #RussiaUkraine #EUvsRussia #SpyWars #BRICS #NATOTensions #TerrorPlot #FSBReport #GeopoliticsNews #FSB   #RussiaUkraine   #UkraineWar   #Moldova   #Geopolitics   #FSBNews   #EasternEurope   #RussiaNews   #MilitaryIntelligence   #UkraineSabotage   #KievTerrorPlot   #EUvsRussia   #SpyNetwork   #RussianSecurity   #WorldNews   #GeoUpdate   #FSBReport   #BRICS   #TerrorPlot   #MoldovaUkraine

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00:00The disdain of Maya Sandu's regime for Russia has reached new levels.

00:04While top officials are constantly talking about their fears of Moscow planning to invade

00:10or interfere in their business, it is their country being used as a breeding and training

00:17ground for terrorists against Russia.

00:20It's hard to believe that Moldovan special services are unaware of it.

00:24This raises the question if they were actually aiding them.

00:27Now here's one of those terrorists, a Moldovan with the codename Max.

00:32He was caught red-handed trying to import explosives into the country.

00:37Max drove from Moldova to Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and finally into

00:45Russia, where he was caught by the Federal Security Service.

00:49Apparently, he got the assignment and the codename from the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine

00:55at the end of 2023.

00:57That's after fighting for a year alongside Ukrainian forces in the city of Artemovsk, also known

01:04as Bakhmut.

01:05I was recruited by Ukraine's main intelligence directorate in January 2023 to conduct missions

01:12in Russia.

01:13I was told to buy a car.

01:15Then they gave me explosive devices in Moldova.

01:18I came to Russia and started my training in accordance with my cover story.

01:23Then they told me to bury one of the devices in Volgograd and also maybe in Saratov.

01:29Plus, they said they would give me a gun.

01:31I don't know where or when to kill someone.

01:34I don't know who.

01:36They gave him a specific car, a Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, because it has two batteries,

01:41so they could use one to hide the explosives.

01:44Now, it's almost impossible to detect them with an x-ray machine.

01:48And he was promised $10,000 for the job.

01:52It's pretty clear that the defense intelligence of Ukraine feels quite comfortable and at home

02:01in Moldova, recruiting Moldovans and even foreigners right under the government's nose,

02:07like these two Russian citizens who fled their country after the special military operation

02:13began.

02:14One wanted some extra cash after fleeing from mobilization, and the other one was threatened

02:20that her relatives in Ukraine would be harmed if she didn't obey their orders.

02:25And it was in Moldova that these two were trained.

02:29After passing a lie detector test in Chisinau, they were sent to Russia to commit acts of sabotage

02:36and terrorism.

02:38Okrushko got a job at an oil refinery where he planted three explosive devices and fled.

02:44The FSB caught him at the border with Kazakhstan.

02:48It was autumn in Chisinau, Moldova, when a man approached me at a bus stop and introduced

02:54himself as Alexander.

02:55We started chatting.

02:56I told him about problems I had, and he said he might be able to help.

03:00I got an offer to go to Russia and land a job at some serious recycling facility,

03:04as I'm an electrician, to monitor and gather information.

03:08An oil plant in Samara was looking for someone to do wiring work, so I was sent there.

03:12I rented a car and through some coordinates, I picked up an explosive and smuggled it into

03:17the plant.

03:18Then I set the charge, but the bomb went off almost immediately.

03:21It didn't follow the timer.

03:23I tried to escape to Turkey.

03:24I was told others got $30,000 for that.

03:28The first explosion didn't cause significant damage, and he confessed about the other two

03:32explosives, so they were neutralized before the timers went off.

03:36Moldovans have also been involved in the transportation of improvised explosive devices

03:46hidden in icons and church candlesticks.

03:49Once again, the cargo went through Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Lithuania, and Latvia before

03:57arriving in Russia, where authorities were told that Moldovans were expecting it.

04:02Well, that inspection resulted in the seizure of 70 kilograms of industrially manufactured

04:08high-yield plastic explosives, 91 electric detonators, and parts of an RPG-7, a handheld

04:17anti-tank grenade launcher.

04:22There's more.

04:23A Moldovan citizen who was incarcerated in Ukraine for theft would go on to become one of their

04:30special agents.

04:31When Russia liberated Kherson, Kurdoglu was moved to Crimea, where he finished his sentence.

04:38Upon release, he reached out to Ukrainian special services online and became one of their

04:45agents.

04:46His tasks were to collect and send information, including photos and videos regarding the locations

04:53of Russian military equipment and air defense positions, transport facilities, and energy

04:59infrastructure of Crimea, as well as the results of missile strikes.

05:06He introduced himself as Alexander from Ukrainian intelligence.

05:09The first task was to film a Ukrainian strike on a train ferry.

05:13After that, he called me to transfer coordinates for a serious task.

05:17I went there and found an explosive device, then I reburied it.

05:21The handler told me that he would explain how to operate it during a video call, and then

05:24I would have to bring the bomb to a pumping station and put it under a bridge.

05:28After that, I would have six hours to leave Kerch.

05:31I went to a railway station in Simferopol to take pictures of military vehicles to send

05:37them to him, and the Russian security service detained me there.

05:40Moldova is also suspected of protecting a man believed to be behind the killing of the founder

05:49of the Arbat battalion fighting against Ukrainian forces.

05:53It took place in Moscow in broad daylight, and one of the organizers of the assassination,

06:00an Armenian citizen, is believed to have fled Moscow back to his country and from there

06:05to the Moldovan capital.

06:07He presented an invitation from a Moldovan citizen at the airport and proceeded to meet

06:13a man at a gas station.

06:15They had a conversation and then left.

06:18Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs sent a request to Moldova's law enforcement agencies

06:23about this man and another individual, but got nothing back.

06:28Their silence suggests they don't mind harboring terrorists whose target is Russia.

06:33The number of Moldovan citizens being used in terror attacks against Russia is growing, yet

06:42the Moldovan government is doing nothing about it.

06:46This is what they do instead.

06:49In recent years, the Russian Federation has undertaken several destabilizing actions on

06:54the Dniester's right bank and has tried each time to involve the Tiraspol regime.

07:00What is happening now is a form of pressure with the involvement of Tiraspol.

07:04This is not the first time we have faced these situations.

07:08The citizens of Moldova have endured blows from the Russian Federation when it confronted

07:12us with a blockade of wine and fruit exports.

07:15We have also had situations with the use of energy supplies as blackmail.

07:19Those who want Moldova to fail are no longer limited to lies and propaganda, but are taking

07:27action.

07:29In the midst of winter, over 300,000 citizens from the left bank of the Dniester were left

07:35in darkness and cold with an intention of provoking revolts and discontent.

07:40But together with our European friends, we found solutions and we agreed on a security strategy

07:47that for two years will reduce Moldova's dependence on Russian energy resources to zero.

07:54Moldova can build a European future at home.

07:58And they're using these delusions to justify building a NATO base as well as deployment points

08:04for foreign military personnel.

08:06And it's all been sponsored by their foreign partners, eager for them to purchase as many

08:13weapons as possible, with training provided according to NATO standards, of course.

08:19And it's all part of the Moldovan government's shift to the West.

08:23Let's not forget how quickly they declared a state of emergency on the day the Russia-Ukraine

08:29conflict began, extending it until the end of 2023.

08:34During that time, the government used its power to incorporate sweeping surveillance on all

08:40of its citizens.

08:41It's interesting how they didn't pick up on Ukrainian special services recruiting their

08:46citizens in that case.

08:48And maybe that's because they were in on it, as well as, of course, being busy arresting

08:53opposition politicians and shutting down media, including Russian language content and news

09:00websites.

09:00There are no direct flights anymore.

09:03Russian schools and kindergartens were shot down.

09:06And anyone seen to have a pro-Russian stance is deemed undesirable.

09:11The government says nothing when Soviet memorials are vandalized, while some even encourage the removal of all such

09:19statues.

09:19Russian officials are no longer invited to attend events honoring Russia's contribution to free

09:25their people from the Nazis.

09:27In fact, they are now glorifying those who fought alongside the Nazis, all with the apparent

09:33help of Moldova's special services.

09:37Moldova's history is being rewritten before our eyes.

09:40One after another, they are installing monuments to the soldiers of the Romanian army who fought

09:46on the side of Hitler's Germany and brought death and suffering to our land.

09:50Now we see how the current authorities in Chisinau are literally destroying their own cultural

09:56identity.

09:58They're doing what Soviet soldiers did not allow them to do.

10:01Soviet soldiers defended Moldova in this ethnocultural identity.

10:04But the current Chisinau authorities are destroying Moldova's ethnocultural identity.

10:09They're rebranding Moldovans as Romanians, turning the Moldovan language into Romanian,

10:13and gradually, but sometimes simply bluntly, destroying the country as it is.

10:19That's how far the Moldovan government is willing to go for its European future.

10:24Maybe it's what they have to do in order to convince those who don't agree with them.

10:29After all, according to a poll, in 2024, over 60% of the country are against Russian sanctions.

10:37So maybe it's not surprising that they're allowing, or at the very least, not helping,

10:43catch individuals planning terrorist attacks against Russia.

10:47It's pretty clear that the Moldovan government is very eager to please the West in its quest

10:53to join the so-called cool club.

10:56But that cool club has started falling apart ever since Trump joined the party.

11:01Not only is Trump against Europe's pro-war rhetoric, but he also slapped everyone with higher tariffs.

11:09The tide is turning, and could eventually wash away anti-Russian propaganda as well.

11:15The question is, how deep will the Moldovan government be in its delusional suicide mission by then?

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