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Yuriy Tandit, chief adviser to SBU Director Vasily Hyrtsak, said: “The DPR plans to use radioactive material to create a dirty bomb with which it can blackmail the international community and the government of Ukraine.”
Yuriy Tandit, chief adviser to SBU Director Vasily Hyrtsak, said: “The DPR plans to use radioactive material to create a dirty bomb with which it can blackmail the international community and the government of Ukraine.”
Pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine are "building a dirty bomb" with the assistance of Russian nuclear scientists, according to a Ukrainian security service report seen by The Times.The source of these outlandish claims are "supposedly hacked emails between rebels and radio communication interceptions and field operatives." Not only could the details, as usual, not be independently verified, Western media hacks received the information directly from the SBU. How's that for an impartial source!
The dossier, which was also seen by IBTimes UK sister publication Newsweek, claims that Russian experts have extracted radioactive waste from a bunker at the Donetsk state chemical plant and transported it to a rebel base.
The experts are allegedly working on combining the hazardous material with explosives to create a dirty bomb.
Along with the alleged hacked emails, the following is also reported by Newsweek.
The dossier also contains a report from an undercover SBU agent in Donetsk and refers to intercepted radio and telephone communications. It is this agent's report, based on information apparently gathered during a vodka-soaked night with a separatist fighter and passed clandestinely to an SBU handler, that has sparked fears that the DPR is working on a dirty bomb. (The SBU said it could not provide recordings or transcripts of these conversations to Newsweek.)
Comment: The pathologicals are at each other's throats in Ukraine. This can be expected when the rule of law is torn apart (as in the Maidan coup) and the pathological 'law of the jungle' is the only order left.