Trump announced last week that he would open up negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, blinding kyiv and Washington NATO colleagues in Europe. In response, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on the White House to recognize that “Putin does not want to end the war”.
At the same time, says Latvian intelligence, sanctions, capital flight and other economic challenges due to war “will not collapse from Russia, but will almost certainly weaken the country at the national level and long -term international “.
The longer the war is getting longer, it predicts, the ability of the Kremlin to maintain its sphere of influence will fall.
Despite the dark perspectives of the Russian state, the report warns that the country’s special services actively develop their capacities to carry out sabotage and other attacks across Europe. In recent months, the Baltic States have sounded the alarm on a number of low technology efforts to disrupt critical infrastructure and the Stoke division in the company.
“It is very likely that Russian services will test the European reaction and the ability to prevent such incidents,” said the Latton agency, but warns that such hybrid tactics are part of Moscow’s military doctrine in the event of a complete conflict with West. The Kremlin, he says, expands the “sabotage capacities in NATO territory so that they are sufficiently developed in the event of a real military confrontation”.
The warning comes a few days after the Danish Defense Intelligence Service last week said that Russia could be ready to wage a “large -scale war” in Europe in the five years. “Russia is likely to be more willing to use the military force in a regional war against one or more European NATO countries if it perceives NATO as being militarily weakened or politically divided,” he declared.
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