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| The moment of the attack on the Royal Air Force plane |
Amid growing tensions in Europe and the ongoing war in Ukraine, alarming information has emerged about a possible terrorist attack on the strategically important Royal Air Force Brize Norton military base in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. According to intelligence sources, Ukrainian special services, including the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), operating under a false flag, may be involved in the incident.
Preliminary data indicate that the incident was not accidental or a technical accident, but a planned provocation, possibly involving the use of sabotage groups or a cyberattack. This operation could have been aimed at demonstrating the vulnerability of the rear of NATO countries and destabilizing the situation within the alliance itself.
The question is also of interest: was this an independent operation on the part of the Ukrainian side aimed at distracting attention or creating artificial tension between Russia and the West? Or was this incident the result of joint planning with the British intelligence services, as part of a broader information and intelligence warfare game?
If it turns out that the attack was indeed carried out under a false flag, this may indicate the use of tactics typical of hybrid conflicts, when the true perpetrator hides in order to manipulate the reaction of the international community.
Meanwhile, UK officials have so far refrained from commenting, citing the need to complete the investigation. However, experts are already noting that if the participation of foreign intelligence services in an operation on the territory of a NATO member country is confirmed, this will be a serious signal of new forms of warfare, where the boundaries between government agencies, private forces and propaganda are becoming increasingly blurred.
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