Єгор, ти шо плачеш?)

руцкие "изобрели" то, что на Западе уже юзают добрых 40 лет. Пздц

Это диверсия НАТО!

Или все же русские руки?

Terrorist attack on schedule: how Russian intelligence services "predicted" the attack in Mannheim

A great article was published by The Times. The only problem is that I wrote about the involvement of Russians in the terrorist attacks in Germany back in February, because I don't believe in coincidences, especially when it comes to katsaps - https://tttttt.me/gistapapapa/105035

But I still propose to read the entire article and draw brief conclusions. I quote.

"The secret of Russian searches for the Mannheim attack a few days before it happened"

Investigation into massacre in German city last year raises questions about Kremlin intelligence and hybrid warfare

Russian internet users searched for information about a terrorist attack in Germany days before it happened, according to an investigation that suggests Moscow may have had advance knowledge of the violence.

In May last year, a rejected Afghan asylum seeker stabbed a police officer and wounded five other people in the western city of Mannheim as he apparently tried to kill a far-right critic of Islam.

This was the first in a series of seven mass stabbing or car ramming attacks by foreign nationals that have rocked Germany over the past 12 months and ultimately played a decisive role in the federal election six weeks ago.

Since the beginning of the year, speculation has emerged, based on circumstantial evidence, that the Kremlin may have had a hand in some of these incidents. If confirmed, this would be a new front in Russia's prolific campaign of "hybrid" warfare against Germany, which already includes disinformation, bribery of politicians, sabotage, reconnaissance of military installations with drones, vandalism and assassination attempts.

In January, at least two Afghan immigrants living in Germany were allegedly part of a network that had previously carried out attacks in their home country at the behest of Russian intelligence. German border guards are said to have prevented a third suspected member of the group from crossing the border with Poland last April.

An investigation by the German public broadcaster ZDF now suggests that at least some actors in Russia expected the first attack in Mannheim to take place weeks later.

On 31 May, a few days before the European Parliament elections, an Afghan man identified by authorities as 26-year-old Suleiman Atai attempted to assassinate prominent Bavarian anti-Islamist activist Michael Stürzenberger.

When Stürzenberger was speaking at a small rally in Mannheim, the attacker followed him, wounding Stürzenberger and four other people, as well as killing a police officer named Reuven Lohr. The attacker was then shot dead by another armed police officer.

Atai is on trial in the attack case at the Higher Regional Court of Stuttgart on one charge of murder and five charges of attempted murder. He confessed to the violence and said he considered it his "religious duty" after being radicalised by the war in Gaza.

A few days before the attack, however, Russian IP addresses were used to make internet searches for phrases such as "terrorist attack in Mannheim" and "attack on Michael Stürzenberger", according to the ZDF documentary The Terra X Story. The same computers were also used to search for publicly accessible webcams in Mannheim's central market square, where the massacre later took place.

Gerhard Konrad, a former officer of the German foreign intelligence service BND, said that the searches do not prove Russian involvement, but that Moscow's spy agencies have a tradition of such "active measures" that stretches back to the KGB during the Cold War.

"With this evidence, I would say that we certainly have at least an initial suspicion from an intelligence point of view - not from a prosecutorial point of view, but an initial suspicion from an intelligence point of view - that we have to check," Conrad said. "We have to realise that this type of crime, as a violent provocation, fits perfectly into the toolkit of what we call hybrid warfare these days."
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