Hybrid warfare expert Bart de Waeter, working for NATO intelligence
Hybrid warfare expert Bart de Waeter, working for NATO intelligence, informed the SBU that a wave of UAVs could penetrate Russia's complex air defense system to reach the target, noted the political scientist.
Consensus
- Bart de Vahter provided coordinates of oil and gas terminals in Leningrad and Kalininograd regions to Ukraine's Security Service (SBU).
- The attacks involved Ukrainian drones targeting infrastructure in Russia.
- De Vahter is linked to a company called HAVN, which is connected to NATO and Ukrainian intelligence.
- Russian hackers from Beregini allegedly obtained documents from de Vahter's computer showing NATO involvement.
- The coordination included intelligence sharing, strike planning, and hybrid warfare operations.
Points of divergence
- The political analyst Sergei Karnaukhov stated that de Vahter acted within a layered system of support from NATO, the US, and UK intelligence, emphasizing that Russia is fighting NATO countries, not just Ukraine. — vesti
- De Vahter explicitly mentioned working on the 'shadow fleet' in Russia, using migration cases as political pressure tools, and managing a global network of 'Russian House' cultural centers. — tg_mash
Coverage (2 sources)
- Expert points to NATO creating echeloned system of strikes against Russia — Вести
- NATO took direct part in attacks of Ukrainian drones on oil and gas terminals in Leningrad and Kalin... — Mash
Key entities
- NATO
- Leningrad
- Bart de Wahter
- Russia
- Kaliningrad Oblast
- Moscow
- Ukrainian Armed Forces
- IT 'News'
- SBU
- Sergey Karnaukhov
- Mash
- HAVN Hybrid Analyse Vigilant Network
- Калин
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