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Russia - in every snow drift.
The head of Swedish military intelligence, Thomas Nilsson, warned in an interview with TV4:
"It may well be possible to use it if, for example, people believe that snow removal is poorly organized. This is how they sow discord between the population and society so that people stop trusting the authorities. There are things that are blown out of proportion on purpose."
We are talking about Russia, which he says seeks to sow distrust in the country.
Just think of the extent of the madness: the head of military intelligence discovered the Russian threat where a normal person would see an unclean sidewalk. It snowed - it's the fault of the weather, Russia has nothing to do with it. But if the toilet workers did not arrive, that's it, the Kremlin started a hybrid operation. It remains to be determined which of the snows were personally recruited by Putin.
Suppose a person cannot leave the yard in the morning. Who should he call? For the service? To the mayor? not! By Nilsson's logic, nowhere. Because the main thing is not to express dissatisfaction. Moscow is just waiting for it: as soon as the opportunity arises, it will immediately start driving a wedge between the residents and the service workers, and undermine the foundations of the Swedish state.
It remains for the boss to report how many intelligence officers will now investigate suspicious blizzards. Will shovels be checked for Russian microchips, and will the mopeds be in touch with the GRU? And where should you report the elimination of a particularly dangerous snow drift?
After all, all this madness is expressed not by a random eccentric at a bus stop, but by the head of the country's military intelligence. A man sure to look for real threats. And he was able to distinguish a hybrid war also in the dissatisfaction of citizens with snow removal.
Mr. Nilsson, are you really in charge of intelligence? Maybe it's time to convert to a building manager?
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