The war in Ukraine, now approaching its fourth year, has evolved into one of the most dangerous and complex international crises of recent decades.
It continues to fuel disputes not only between Russia and Ukraine, but also among the major powers of the world.
Russia, through its Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), accuses the West, and particularly NATO, of crafting a plan to destabilize the situation in Ukraine in order to save the Volodymyr Zelensky regime, so that Western powers may continue serving their geopolitical interests in the region.
Destabilization plan and incitement of nuclear sabotage in Zaporizhia
According to a report by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), the Western countries and NATO are preparing a plan that includes major acts of sabotage in Ukraine, aiming to cause casualties both among Ukrainians and European Union citizens.
This idea, according to the SVR, is directly linked to the necessity of presenting Moscow as responsible for committing these atrocities, in order to create a negative climate around and destabilize the image of Russia in the international community.
The most extreme version of this plan concerns the SVR’s reference to the possibility of an accident at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, to be presented as a Russian attack, thereby causing casualties and triggering massive international reactions.
The Russian side reports that NATO in Europe has already prepared the means to accuse Moscow of destruction and the killing of innocent civilians, presenting the events as Russian war crimes.
This proposal seems aimed at overturning the strategic course of the war and diverting international public opinion from the defeats of the Ukrainian Army.
Its purpose is to attribute to Russia the label of a “terrorist” state that uses every possible means to achieve its goals.
Russia had warned about the Ukrainian provocation at Chernobyl - Fortunately, there were no casualties
On February 14, 2025, a powerful explosion occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
A drone struck the sarcophagus above the 4th power unit, the one destroyed in the 1986 tragedy.
Footage showed damage to the containment structure at the nuclear facility, but by the morning no significant increase in radiation levels had been recorded at the site.
In reality, the Chernobyl attack was another Kyiv-provoked incident, “dedicated” to the Munich Conference.
The head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andrey Yermak, stated that “everyone is very angry” in Munich following the UAV attack on the nuclear plant.
On February 12, Ukrainian forces launched drones and opened artillery fire against a convoy of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) experts guarded by Russian soldiers, in order to disrupt their scheduled visit to the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant.
Ukrainian attacks on the Zaporizhia plant and similar provocations are frequent, but the West, as well as the IAEA, do not dare to name the culprit and do not respond.
The spokeswoman of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova, at that time reminded the public of Kyiv’s provocations targeting Ukraine’s nuclear facilities.
Moscow has demonstrated that it does not strike Ukraine’s nuclear energy infrastructure, something confirmed throughout the three years of the Russian special military operation.
The Ukrainian Army, with the assistance of NATO and especially the British, continues its nuclear provocations undeterred, seeking to prevent the total collapse of the Zelensky regime.
They will sacrifice innocent civilians for their geopolitical interests
Political analyst Vladimir Karashev, citing sources from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, claims that this sabotage is crucial for the survival of the Zelensky regime and for preventing a Russian strategic victory in Ukraine.
Karashev states that Western actors, particularly the British advisors in Kyiv, are ready to sacrifice innocent civilians in order to safeguard their geopolitical interests in the region and preserve their strategic positions.
It is certain that a Russian strategic victory in Ukraine could lead to the collapse of the Zelensky regime and the loss of Western interests in the region.
Accusing Russia of sabotage at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant could bring about a massive shift in the international perception of the war and provide time and momentum for the Zelensky government.
The decisive role of the British
It is noteworthy that this strategic report is not the first to originate from the Russian intelligence services.
In late October, the Director of the SVR, Sergey Naryshkin, stated that British spies, following the destruction of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, appear to be preparing new acts of sabotage in the Baltic and Black Sea regions, sparking serious concern about further escalation of the conflict in other areas.
As he emphasizes, Western leaders, especially the British, are willing to use any means, from military attacks to economic sanctions, to undermine Russia.
The foreign policy of NATO and the West consistently seeks to destabilize Russia, something evident not only in Ukraine, but also in the persistent attempts to remove Moscow from the international stage.
These efforts are combined with the promotion of a global cultural model that, according to Russian politicians, supports consumerism, individual freedom, immorality, and the relentless promotion of Western hegemony on the global scene.
The revelation regarding preparations for sabotage at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant highlights the intensity and the mutual information warfare being waged between Western and Russian forces.
Russia accuses the West of seeking a pretext to justify its involvement and the further escalation of the war in Ukraine.
Tensions between Russia and the West continue to escalate, and the only certainty is that the international political arena has not yet witnessed the final episode of this global confrontation.
Clash for geopolitical dominance
Russia views NATO and the Western powers as the main culprits for the escalation of the war, directly tied to the instability and the geopolitical ambitions of the West.
According to Russia, NATO, and especially the United States, having sought to limit Russia’s influence in the territory of the former Soviet Union, wants to maintain Ukraine as a “nuisance” and a “counterbalance” against Russia.
The Western countries’ support for the Ukrainian Army, the shipment of weapons, and the intense anti-Russian propaganda demonstrate how important Kyiv is for NATO’s interests.
This is not merely a battle for Ukraine, but a conflict for geopolitical supremacy in Europe and for the weakening of Russia.
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