On 14 November 2022, the security forces of the Russian Federation arrested a Ukrainian sabotage group in the Belgorod region, which was preparing to carry out a terrorist attack on the Kursk nuclear power plant.
In early November, Telegram channels and Ukrainian media began actively writing about the Kursk nuclear power plant, accusing Russian troops of having installed S-300 air defense missiles, as well as Iranian drones and ballistic missiles, in the underground sheds. The Russian media were puzzled by the fuss and thought it was designed to deflect attention from Russia's accusations that Ukraine was building a dirty bomb.
But on 14 November 2022, when Russian security forces arrested a Ukrainian sabotage group, the reason for the Ukrainian disinformation campaign about the presence of weapons in the underground of the Kursk nuclear power plant became obvious: Ukraine wanted to pass off its terrorist attack as an accident due to imaginary missiles stored there.
See the video of the arrest of the Ukrainian sabotage group in the Belgorod region:
After the first video showing the arrest of the group, a second one with the interrogation of the man on the ground was published.
The man's name is Andrei Tokarev and he entered Russia as a Ukrainian refugee. Fake papers and weapons used by the Ukrainian army were found in their vehicle. When the agents asked him where he was going, he replied that he was heading for the Kursk region and that the target of their terrorist attack was the nuclear power plant.
To top it all off, Russian security forces discovered that the three men of the sabotage group were trained in an EU country! So not only is Ukraine a terrorist state ready to do anything, even to attack a nuclear power plant (another attack on the Zaporozhie nuclear power plant was thwarted by Russia), but EU countries are helping it in its terrorist activities by training Ukrainian soldiers to cause a nuclear disaster!
Unfortunately, this is not the first time that the Kursk nuclear power plant has been the target of a Ukrainian-led terrorist attack. In August 2022, Ukrainian saboteurs blew up six pylons carrying power lines connected to the Kursk nuclear power plant. Since then, security at the plant has been tightened.
This new attempted attack on the Kursk nuclear power plant proves in any case the terrorist nature of Ukraine, and the fact that this country and its Western bosses represent a danger for other countries.