U.S. intelligence uncovers Moscow’s ‘grand plan’ regarding Ukraine

U.S. intelligence uncovers Moscow’s ‘grand plan’ regarding Ukraine

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Russia's military operation in Syria and the efforts to establish cooperation are aimed at distraction for its activities against Ukraine and part of a “grand plan” to win unspecified concessions from the international community.

Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Vincent Stewart, director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, stated this, Defense News reports.

"Russia’s cooperation on Syria is in part a distraction for its activities against Ukraine and part of a “grand plan” to win unspecified concessions from the international community in the Ukraine conflict," Stewart said.

According to him, the Russian military has been using stepped-up snap exercises at home to rattle Europe and intentionally blur the lines between training and rehearsals for activity outside its borders.

"The recent snap exercises have been realistic, they have been threatening, they have shown a level of sophistication that I have not seen in 20 or so years," the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency noted.

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