Romania Uncovers Russian-Coordinated Sabotage Network Linked to Arms Factory Fire
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Romania's intelligence service (SRI) has uncovered a sabotage network coordinated from Russia, which is believed to be responsible for a fire at the military industrial platform Carfil in Brașov on September 14. The network involved several citizens of former Soviet republics residing in EU countries, with two Belarusians and one Ukrainian identified as suspects. The SRI has also identified other sabotage attempts in Romania this year, including at facilities used to train Ukrainian armed forces. The operations aim to intimidate, undermine defense capabilities, and weaken the contribution of states to European and regional security.
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