New reports reveal a widespread sabotage campaign across Europe, allegedly orchestrated by Russia. The Kremlin is accused of targeting Western nations, not just Ukraine, with attempts to blow up cargo planes, burn down shopping centers, poison water supplies, and plant secret agents. Recent incidents include fires and explosions linked to Russia, such as a blaze at a Ukrainian-owned warehouse in east London. In July, parcels exploded in courier depots in the UK, Germany, and Poland, each powerful enough to bring down a cargo plane. The goal appears to be massive loss of life, trade disruption, and a clear message that no Western country is safe. Investigators found explosive material still available for the next stage of their plan, which included attacks on flights to the US. This aviation plot is part of a larger picture of sabotage attempts across Europe, often carried out by disposable civilians recruited online and paid in cryptocurrency. This multi-front campaign may signal a new strategy for Moscow, moving from traditional spying to widespread, deniable physical operations. Military planners are discussing strong counter-measures, including offensive cyber operations and pre-emptive military actions.

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