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A unique and shocking scheme has been uncovered in Europe, under which a Russian sabotage group used ordinary goods to carry out terrorist acts in several countries.
According to Reuters, the essence of the scheme is that small explosive devices were hidden in packages containing sex toys, massage cushions, and cosmetic tubes.
The group was exposed following a series of explosions at courier warehouses in the United Kingdom, Germany, and Poland in July 2023. Fake goods concealing explosive devices were found at the warehouses. Experts believe that these devices could have been used to create panic and destabilise the situation in European countries.
This case has become a striking example of hybrid warfare, in which traditional methods of conducting hostilities intertwine with information attacks and terrorist actions. The use of ordinary goods, such as sex toys, to conceal explosives highlights a new approach to warfare based on stealth and surprise.
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