Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bowe again. So today we are going to talk about something that I mentioned over on the other channel that prompted a whole lot of questions.

So we're going to kind of delve into that topic a little

bit deeper. Some of this, a lot of this we've actually mentioned on the

channel before, but referring to it the way I did apparently caught people's

attention a little bit more. So today we are going to talk about Russia's

campaign in Europe related to sabotage, for lack of a better word.

I know that we talked about a couple of people who were picked up in Germany who were allegedly

gathering information about military facilities in Germany so they could conduct

sabotage operations at them. Some of those facilities were U.S. facilities. But on top of

that when it comes to the physical sabotage, the stuff that people normally associate with that word.

You also have jamming of GPS signals which impacts civilian aviation.

You have a number of buildings that have caught fire

that happened to be linked in some way to Ukrainian defense industries.

Leaving the traditional stuff and moving into the computer-based stuff.

There's a whole lot of hacking operations going on.

And they do appear to be directed by Moscow.

You have the ever-present disinformation operations that we have talked about a lot on the channel.

And then there are a number of other cyber attacks happening. Then you go to the espionage side of it. You have

bugs, listening devices that have been found. Poland, I think, yeah it was Poland, caught a guy trying to, allegedly, trying to pass information

about an airport to Russian intelligence.

The airport in question happens to be one

that is pretty critical to moving supplies into Ukraine.

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