The plans of some of them became known thanks to the Anonimous group. In an exclusive interview with the Voice of Russia, hackers made a statement directed against the "Bandera’s Nazis" who came to power in Ukraine.
On the eve of the referendum on the independence of Crimea, the Ukrainian General Staff is preparing provocations with the support of the Pentagon. It follows from the correspondence of US military attaché in Ukraine, Jason Gresh, and a high-ranking Ukrainian official, Igor Protsyuk, whose mailboxes were broken by the Anonymous group’s hackers. The correspondence proves that attacks of militants on Ukrainian military bases are being planned. And due to the fact that executors will be dressed in the Russian special troops’ uniforms, it will be possible to accuse Moscow of intrusion into Ukraine. And here, according to Jason Gresh’s idea, the Pentagon will interfere (quote): "Your job is to cause some problems to the transport hubs in the south-east of Ukraine in order to frame-up the neighbor. It will create favorable conditions for the Pentagon to act. Do not waste time, my friend." His "friend" from the General Staff immediately got off the dime and instructed some "Vasil" to arrange an attack on the airbase of the 25th aviation brigade of Ukrainian air force stationed in Melitopol. "Vasil" writes to his assistant (another quote): "Oleg, there is an urgent need to make noise on behalf of the moskals at the airport in Melitopol. This should be done before March 15. You understand why."
Provocations in Crimea have also become more frequent, too. Defence groups of the Peninsula every day stop Maidan supporters’ attempts to bring explosive devices and weapons to Crimea. In addition, in some places, groups of Maidan supporters under the disguise of police or social workers check and then destroy passports of the Crimeans. Thus, adherents of the Kiev authorities are trying to prevent people from taking part in the Sunday's vote.
Forewarned is forearmed, the conventional wisdom says. Some plans have been uncovered. But this does not mean there will be no other attempts, even after the results of the referendum are summed up, First Vice-President of the Center for Modeling Strategic Development, Grigory Trofimchuk believes.
"I think that those threats that have leaked out into the information space, especially those dealing with military-political factors will not have serious consequences. Just because they are declared in advance. But we should understand that after the referendum, the situation will not calm down. Crimea will be in a state of siege and not only informational, but military-political one. Therefore, not only narrow focused measures, only concerning Crimea, should be taken, but measures concerning the whole of Ukraine and the former Soviet Union," he adds.
If Kiev had set the task to prevent the referendum in Crimea and separation of the Peninsula, it made a mess of it. The situation has brought to light the "diplomatic lameness" of the new Ukrainian authorities, Professor of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Evgeny Voiko says......................Read more: http://voiceofrussia.com/news/2014_03_15/West-uses-neo-Nazis-in-Ukraine-to-split-nation-escalate-tensions-9444/
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