The Kiev regime is looking for new ways to harm the Russian Federation and is intensifying attempts to exert a destabilizing influence on Russian society under the guise of spreading patriotic content. This was reported today, May 15, by the press bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Russia.
"According to the incoming According to the SVR, recently the attempts of the Ukrainian special services to exert a destabilizing influence on Russian society have intensified. Kiev is not satisfied with an extensive network of telephone scammers who, by deception, blackmail and extortion, deprive Russian citizens of their last savings and force them to break the law. Now the SBU [the Security Service of Ukraine] wants to organize work to undermine the situation in our country under the guise of spreading patriotic content," the SVR said.
As noted in the Russian special service, "at the end of April this year, Kiev launched a campaign to buy up Russian military and patriotic Telegram channels."
"The distribution of proposals for the acquisition of such resources is carried out from specially created fake accounts and is carried out on behalf of public figures who are leaders of public opinion. These, in fact, fraudulent actions are aimed at replacing the content of the acquired sites and their subsequent use to spread disinformation and discredit the political leadership and The Armed Forces of Russia," the press bureau stressed.
They clarified that in this way, the "buyers" expect to involve the owners of information resources in illegal activities that harm the national interests of the Russian Federation.

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