British media report GRU scouts off the coast of Ireland

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Russian intelligence agencies are conducting active reconnaissance off the coast of Ireland. There, they search underwater for fiber optic cables connecting the United States to Britain and other European countries.

So say the journalists of the British newspaper The Times.



The publication suggests that employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation may engage in this activity. Recently, it was this Russian special service that enjoys high media popularity in the Western media, especially in the British.

According to journalists, our scouts are looking for weaknesses in submarine cables and studying the infrastructure of the Dublin port.

Commenting on the version of the British media, retired FSB major general Alexander Mikhailov calls them ordinary manifestations of espionage and Russophobia. He believes that the UK is the champion in creating such fake Newsfollowed by the United States and Scandinavian countries.

According to a retired FSB general, tracking fiber optic cables does not make sense, since a significant part of the data is transmitted wirelessly today. Therefore, in the statements of the British media, Mikhailov believes, there are more fantasies than realities.
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    1. +20
      17 February 2020 14: 46
      The poor poor Swedes also searched for mythical Soviet submarines, or something else for many years. And everything is somehow past ..
      1. +8
        17 February 2020 14: 49
        Why by? And the hype? And how much money did you "spend"? And British magazines are cooler than British scientists laughing
        1. +5
          17 February 2020 14: 50
          Quote: kot28.ru
          Why by? And the hype? And how much money did you "spend"? And British magazines are cooler than British scientists laughing


          Money is clear. However, not a single submarine even a single Soviet spy in those parts of the Swedes did not find.
          1. +5
            17 February 2020 15: 15
            Quote: NF68
            Quote: kot28.ru
            Why by? And the hype? And how much money did you "spend"? And British magazines are cooler than British scientists laughing


            Money is clear. However, not a single submarine even a single Soviet spy in those parts of the Swedes did not find.

            Haha The Loch Ness monster was not found either, although they were looking for it, but they still believe in it!
            1. +5
              17 February 2020 18: 12
              Quote: Starover_Z
              Quote: NF68
              Quote: kot28.ru
              Why by? And the hype? And how much money did you "spend"? And British magazines are cooler than British scientists laughing


              Money is clear. However, not a single submarine even a single Soviet spy in those parts of the Swedes did not find.

              Haha The Loch Ness monster was not found either, although they were looking for it, but they still believe in it!

              I directly imagined curious tourists flocking to the shores of Scotland to stare at GRU spies - well, since they also believe in them laughing drinks
              1. +3
                17 February 2020 19: 33
                Quote: Doliva63
                I directly imagined curious tourists flocking to the shores of Scotland to stare at GRU spies - well, since they also believe in them

                and our "spies", not noticing the crowds of tourists around, scurry back and forth))
                1. +3
                  17 February 2020 19: 40
                  Quote: SASHA OLD
                  Quote: Doliva63
                  I directly imagined curious tourists flocking to the shores of Scotland to stare at GRU spies - well, since they also believe in them

                  and our "spies", not noticing the crowds of tourists around, scurry back and forth))

                  Periodically emerge with the question: are there any journalists? For private traders no photo shoots! And again the water leaves. Water boils. laughing
                  1. +5
                    17 February 2020 22: 08
                    For private traders no photo shoots!

                    But what about it? I always thought - "for a reason, they are hiding something"
                    1. -1
                      18 February 2020 18: 14
                      Quote: dauria
                      For private traders no photo shoots!

                      But what about it? I always thought - "for a reason, they are hiding something"

                      Are you breaking a subscription? The Buryat horse-diving brigade of the GRU is still under the stamp! laughing drinks
          2. +2
            17 February 2020 18: 47
            Quote: NF68
            Quote: kot28.ru
            Why by? And the hype? And how much money did you "spend"? And British magazines are cooler than British scientists laughing


            Money is clear. However, not a single submarine even a single Soviet spy in those parts of the Swedes did not find.

            Well, maybe they kicked themselves to scare themselves and urinate for themselves. Each has its own preferences and troubles. Maybe their nation has problems with urination, it’s their press that helps people to relieve themselves. laughing
          3. Oct
            +1
            17 February 2020 19: 31
            There is a Swedish book in English, where the author describes similar events and puts forward his version. There is a solid Bondiana with the participation of the British, Americans and a number of other NATO representatives.
      2. +7
        17 February 2020 14: 53
        Quote: NF68
        And everything is somehow past ..

        Well, don’t tell me ... you yourself didn’t find it, so ours helped ...
        1. 0
          17 February 2020 15: 04
          Quote: svp67
          Quote: NF68
          And everything is somehow past ..

          Well, don’t tell me ... you yourself didn’t find it, so ours helped ...


          Who helped this? Is it just an accident?
          1. +7
            17 February 2020 15: 13
            Quote: NF68
            Who helped this? Is it just an accident?

            Oh ... My friend, do you not know the history of the "Swedish Komsomolets"?
            But there will be time to read the history of the "misadventures" of our submarine BF S-363
            1. 0
              17 February 2020 15: 29
              Probably again traces of an underwater tractor were found.
              1. +5
                17 February 2020 15: 33
                Quote: BARKAS
                Probably again traces of an underwater tractor were found.

                Much worse ... they found a fish poisoned by "Novichok", she told everything before her death
            2. +1
              18 February 2020 14: 43
              Quote: svp67
              Quote: NF68
              Who helped this? Is it just an accident?

              Oh ... My friend, do you not know the history of the "Swedish Komsomolets"?
              But there will be time to read the history of the "misadventures" of our submarine BF S-363


              I did not know this yet. They burned. It happens.
      3. Maz
        +3
        17 February 2020 15: 46
        As for fiber optic cables, the general is clearly trending. A. Otherwise, the beautiful marquise is all good, all is good.
        1. +1
          17 February 2020 15: 49
          British media report GRU scouts off the coast of Ireland
          it’s the fishermen ... on the way back.
        2. +1
          17 February 2020 21: 41
          Main-backup satellites (2-3) are most likely known. Piu-Piu them and there is no space connection.
          And the cable at the bottom of the ocean is a much more reliable communication channel. And to find it, of course, is necessary.
          1. -3
            17 February 2020 22: 08
            Quote: Chigi
            Main-backup satellites (2-3) are most likely known. Piu-Piu them and there is no space connection.
            And the cable at the bottom of the ocean is a much more reliable communication channel. And to find it, of course, is necessary.

            Generally necessary. In order to cut off the connection with high traffic in the event of hostilities. Satellites will be the first to disappear by idea. Then you need to cut the cables. Well, let them try to transfer the necessary data volumes to the morse users.
            1. +1
              17 February 2020 22: 12
              So I’m talking about that) winked
              With morse code and electronic warfare systems to cope completely.
              However, the "news" seems to be given here for "joke", let's not bump into polemics, huh? drinks
              1. -4
                17 February 2020 22: 13
                Quote: Chigi
                So I’m talking about that) winked
                With morse code and electronic warfare systems to cope completely.
                However, the "news" seems to be given here for "joke", let's not bump into polemics, huh? drinks

                In general, no polemic. Just bare facts. That is. That is.
                1. +1
                  17 February 2020 22: 20
                  The existence of fiber-optic communication between America and Great Britain has been known since the development of that very "fiber-optic" technology. All the best to the troops.
                  What "naked facts" have you discovered in this news? What was unknown 10,20,30 years already how?
                  Quote: Observer2014
                  It is what it is.

                  What are you speaking about? For a "nice word"?
                  1. -2
                    17 February 2020 22: 25
                    Quote: Chigi
                    The existence of fiber-optic communication between America and Great Britain has been known since the development of that very "fiber-optic" technology. All the best to the troops.
                    What "naked facts" have you discovered in this news? What was unknown 10,20,30 years already how?
                    Quote: Observer2014
                    It is what it is.

                    What are you speaking about? For a "nice word"?

                    No, do you have Internet at home? Apparently there is. And your neighbor has one. For example, you have fiber optic. Your neighbor has mobile. Which one of you works best? bully Let's investigate call winkAnd in this issue also mobile communications laughingOnly Morse code will remain feelHow many analog communications will you type me a comment on? Sorry. lol Forward
                    1. +1
                      17 February 2020 22: 42
                      I even have fiber optic in the country)
                      We conclude the dialogue, it’s time for you to relax a bit and sleep off. fellow
                      1. -3
                        17 February 2020 22: 48
                        Quote: Chigi
                        I even have fiber optic in the country)
                        We conclude the dialogue, it’s time for you to relax a bit and sleep off. fellow

                        Yes, I personally do not care what type of communication you have in the country. We talked in the topic of the article. And apparently the topic of the article is not so simple. And with a bang with the support of the public, you can certainly go through it, of course. I literally explained to you on the fingers that it’s not so simple. hi Goodbye.
                        1. +1
                          18 February 2020 00: 34
                          Quote: Observer2014
                          Goodbye.

                          Such sad words arose in me (written separately).
                          From the very beginning of our dialogue, I wrote an opinion, and you wrote to me in response "the same opinion."
                          It touched me at the beginning, then I began to strain (maybe you're drunk), but no, everything else is likely, you are not living in Israel for an hour?
                          Your words ...
                          I literally explained to you on the fingers that it’s not so simple.

                          My words are at the beginning of the trend.
                          And the cable at the bottom of the ocean is a much more reliable communication channel. And of course you need to find it


                          You are a strange person ...
                        2. -2
                          19 February 2020 19: 20
                          Strange? laughing Well, let me be strange. But a herd of urya is not yelling. And in few places I make mistakes in crisis situations. On many topics I then hear my opinion voiced earlier. In the media. Poland and Romania. Did the Americans put them there? No. And I was the first who claimed that it was just nonsense to shove them there. About how much I read guano here from the military. In any case, they say that they were. laughing So here it is. Instead of collecting likes, turn on your brain at least once in your life. And instead of discussing your opponent’s personality and mistakes, there’s something to look for there.
      4. -4
        17 February 2020 15: 49
        but then they found a French boat
      5. +3
        17 February 2020 16: 00
        Maybe most of the information is transmitted via satellites. That's just an opportunity, there is already a weapon capable of shooting down satellites, jamming them, and if you want everything at once, then a high-altitude nuclear explosion, you can even over your territory, and that’s all, wireless information is just zilch. Our general is cunning, he cannot but know this
        1. +4
          17 February 2020 18: 45
          Quote: Vol4ara
          Maybe most of the information is transmitted via satellites.

          Nothing like this. Satellite communications are only good in remote and inaccessible areas. Most of the information in the world over long distances is transmitted via optical fiber. That's just bad luck, information from fiber optic cables cannot be removed without damaging them. (unlike ordinary ones, in which, when an electric signal passes, electromagnetic fields arise through which information can be read.) Moreover, even one fiber optic cable transmits such a quantity of information (some of which is generally encoded, and some are ordinary digital garbage, which does not represent informational value), for the analysis of which, it will take years, huge computer capacities and data centers .. In the West they make it easier. Since almost the entire Internet is controlled by Western companies, their intelligence agencies work directly with providers. Which provide Western intelligence services with access to servers and the necessary information on clients that interests them.
          1. 0
            17 February 2020 21: 52
            Mixed in a bunch of labor and lies.
            Satellite communications are encrypted using the same algorithms as cable (including fiber optic).
            In an emergency, just cut off the communication channel. There is not enough time to decrypt.
            Our providers also "on click" provide data on clients to our Russian special services, they do not provide foreign ones.
            Foreign providers also "on click" provide data to their special services, they do not provide ours.
            It is believed that the communication channels of the Ministries of Defense and NATO Headquarters do not use "civilian communication channels", but this is not certain.
    2. +14
      17 February 2020 14: 49
      I will say more - our scouts through these same fiber-optic cables get to England, Scotland and Ireland, where they find out what they need, and turn back on the cable, or turn around? recourse In short, immediately home, and then to the Kremlin, for a report! lol (I didn’t write anything extra?) belay laughing
      1. +1
        17 February 2020 14: 53
        It's not your truth! They drip through it "newbie"!)) laughing
      2. +1
        17 February 2020 15: 09
        Quote: Thrifty
        I will say more - our scouts through these same fiber-optic cables get to England, Scotland and Ireland, where they find out what they need, and turn back on the cable, or turn around? recourse In short, immediately home, and then to the Kremlin, for a report! lol (I didn’t write anything extra?) belay laughing


        It is the Scots and the Irish who have not properly looked under the lids of their toilets. And there at night this can happen.
        1. 0
          17 February 2020 15: 40
          By the way, and the Swedes did not try to look for Russian substrates under the lids of the toilet ?!
          1. 0
            18 February 2020 14: 42
            Quote: bars1
            By the way, and the Swedes did not try to look for Russian substrates under the lids of the toilet ?!


            Who knows them, Shevedov. Maybe they were looking through the "Absolute".
      3. 0
        17 February 2020 18: 47
        Quote: Thrifty
        our scouts through these same fiber-optic cables fall into England, Scotland and Ireland, where they find out what is needed, and on the cable they turn back or turn around?

        cling WiFi adapter for optics and cut World of Warships for sub ... laughing
    3. +4
      17 February 2020 14: 49
      So many fiber-optic lines have already been laid that it is simply unrealistic to find among them, and even on the seabed, something special (to single it out among dozens of others).
      1. +1
        17 February 2020 18: 54
        so they cling not to one optics, but to an underwater communication cable, and there, along the optics, there are even more interesting wires ...
        1. +2
          17 February 2020 21: 56
          Um ... In addition to optics, there are "integrity control conductors" and armor braid.
          And this does not matter whether the military cable or civilian. (Pisces do not care what to eat)
      2. +3
        17 February 2020 18: 56
        If they are looking for it, then solely for the purpose of quickly disabling them, in the case of a big mess of course. In a war, chopping off communication channels is the first thing. It is clear that there are many of these channels, they won’t cut everything off, but still. And in general, by and large, what they wanted. They declared Russia the main villain, the first world evil, and they think that Russian Ivan, looking at this, will calmly lie on the stove? They love honey, let them love chills. Fear the West and have more tantrum. laughing
    4. +2
      17 February 2020 14: 50
      British journalists, like British scientists, are already a household name bully
    5. +3
      17 February 2020 14: 50
      Russian intelligence agencies are conducting active reconnaissance off the coast of Ireland. There, they search underwater for fiber optic cables connecting the United States to Britain and other European countries.

      Heh, maybe they are just looking for treasure in shipwrecks?
      And how do they swim with a banner that says that they are Russian intelligence agents from the GRU, probably the call signs are indicated, the mobile number and home address with the keys to the apartment where the money is? what fellow lol
      1. +5
        17 February 2020 15: 00
        You forgot about caps with earflaps with red stars, felt boots and a bottle of vodka. They apparently give out Russian spies laughing
        1. +3
          17 February 2020 15: 20
          Quote: Alexey 2020
          You forgot about caps with earflaps with red stars, felt boots and a bottle of vodka.

          Yes, I also forgot the balalaika and the tame bear depicting a dolphin and diving behind an abandoned stick. sad
    6. +2
      17 February 2020 14: 51
      Russian intelligence agencies are conducting active reconnaissance off the coast of Ireland. There, they search underwater for fiber optic cables connecting the United States to Britain and other European countries.
      .... If they search, they will find it ... and the British media should not worry so much about it ...
      1. +5
        17 February 2020 15: 06
        Quote: svp67
        If they search, they will find ... and the British media should not worry so much about it ...

        he who seeks will always find ... he will not find so come up with ...
    7. +2
      17 February 2020 14: 53
      And for some reason the Irish secret services are silent.
      1. +5
        17 February 2020 15: 00
        Quote: knn54
        And for some reason the Irish secret services are silent.

        and there were no questions ... what kind of Britons are crawling near their shores ...
      2. LMN
        +4
        17 February 2020 15: 07
        They are busy. They catch a special shoal of GRU herring.
    8. +5
      17 February 2020 14: 55
      The publication suggests that this activity may be carried out by employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Recently, it was this Russian special service that enjoys high media popularity in the Western media, especially in the British

      Do our special services advertise? belay not everyone is sitting on Facebook ...
      1. LMN
        +4
        17 February 2020 15: 19
        Do our special services advertise? belay

        Yes, the campaign is already really afraid laughing
        Wound, wound, and then once ... and it became scary belay

        We went to the cemetery as a child feel While you are walking in a group, it’s not very scary. am And then some kind of crack, everyone runs away, you are left alone and begins ... GRU laughing
        1. +6
          17 February 2020 15: 47
          Well, it's like ... you can imagine, believe in it and how let's be afraid ... wink
          1. LMN
            +4
            17 February 2020 16: 03
            Quote: Mouse
            Well, it's like ... you can imagine, believe in it and how let's be afraid ... wink

            Yes, this is according to the method of Stanislavsky Yes
            The main thing is to convince yourself, to believe ..
    9. +2
      17 February 2020 14: 56
      "Stop the thief!" Again. One has only to ask what their Outrider underwater drone (and other developments) can do and immediately stop wondering where this ringing and spy mania comes from.
    10. +2
      17 February 2020 14: 59
      Hmm, you can see the laurels of the Swedes who were looking for a Russian submarine off their shores, the British are not given rest! Well, what are they trifling with, they would write right away, they say GRU agents go right under the MI-6 windows and look in open windows, why send them to Ireland in search of some cables!
    11. +3
      17 February 2020 14: 59
      I caught myself thinking that this circus is starting to tire) blame everything at once and stop making people laugh with the latest news))))
      1. +2
        17 February 2020 15: 01
        Even if the circus ever leaves, the clowns will stay!
    12. 0
      17 February 2020 15: 06
      Send James Bond there, business then.
    13. +1
      17 February 2020 15: 14
      This VV Irish whiskey wanted. But Bosharov catches the Skripale cat, and maybe together
    14. +2
      17 February 2020 15: 15
      COOL! Throw grenades, stifle waterfowl ... then with a sense of accomplishment they can go to the pub and fill their inflamed brains with cold beer ... also a relaxation option.
    15. +4
      17 February 2020 15: 20
      We drank, smoked, wrote. Drug addicts
    16. 0
      17 February 2020 15: 21
      "According to a retired FSB general, tracking fiber optic cables does not make sense, since a significant portion of data is transmitted wirelessly today."
      Can anyone comment? Is this true or not?
      1. +3
        17 February 2020 15: 55
        Not. Up to 80% of the information goes through optical cables. By blowing them up, you can cause serious damage to the enemy.
        1. +1
          17 February 2020 16: 00
          Quote: voyaka uh
          Not. Up to 80% of the information goes through optical cables. By blowing them up, you can cause serious damage to the enemy.

          Alexei, tell me honestly, do you yourself believe in sabotage on transatlantic cables and do you believe their effectiveness? Or so, by inertia? Well, really in the Russian saboteurs in the Dublin port?
          1. +2
            17 February 2020 16: 11
            Such an opportunity exists.
            No wonder they came up with Losharik. Where only captains 1-3 ranks served.
            Not for the study of fish designed it?
            1. +1
              17 February 2020 16: 19
              Quote: voyaka uh
              Not for the study of fish designed it?

              exclusively for hydrographic studies .. here to see and burned out as unnecessary .. no losharik, no fish studies .. Jokes of course, but saboteurs in Irish ports are too much ..
              1. 0
                17 February 2020 16: 21
                "exclusively for hydrographic research." ////
                ----
                If this were so, then naval officers of such unusually high ranks would not have served on it.
                1. +1
                  17 February 2020 16: 32
                  Quote: voyaka uh
                  "exclusively for hydrographic research." ////
                  ----
                  If this were so, then naval officers of such unusually high ranks would not have served on it.

                  This is in the Israeli understanding of cap 3, 2, and even more so rank 1 is cool, in Russia I can get a drop of a submarine for happiness, only recently there has been a little progress with the new Varshavyanka .. Although to whom I explain this? A person from the Union aged forty-fifty (maximum) In the eighties left? No, rather in the nineties, judging by the slang ..
                  1. -1
                    17 February 2020 16: 34
                    Well, maybe ... in the Israeli army, generals can be counted on the fingers of one hand :))) drinks
                    1. +2
                      17 February 2020 16: 40
                      Quote: voyaka uh
                      in the Israeli army generals can be counted on the fingers

                      Cap1 (according to the Russian system of ranks) is just (just?) A colonel in all hands. Although again, to whom do I explain this?
                2. -1
                  17 February 2020 21: 42
                  Quote: voyaka uh
                  "exclusively for hydrographic research." ////
                  ----
                  If this were so, then naval officers of such unusually high ranks would not have served on it.

                  This is understandable. And one can only guess about the capabilities of "Losharik." wassat Or former political leaders wassat negative
                  The pros are needed there. And the guys saved a unique ship. Young people. Last summer, what kind of lamentation I had to not read
    17. +3
      17 February 2020 15: 23
      Russian intelligence agencies are conducting active reconnaissance off the coast of Ireland. There they search for underwater fiber optic cables
      And in the Thames have not yet been observed? Or maybe the fog is in the way and the water is dirty? Ours has nothing more to do than look for cables, and then gnaw at our teeth to make it safer. It became rather weak with the imagination of the British media - they were completely exhausted in Russia.
    18. +2
      17 February 2020 15: 27
      According to a retired FSB general, tracking fiber-optic cables does not make sense, since a significant part of the data today transmitted wirelessly by way.

      A general, or a spy, or counterintelligence, probably an expert in his field. But when he says nonsense about intercontinental telecommunications, then truly:
      Silent - you will marry a smart
    19. 0
      17 February 2020 15: 31
      Russian intelligence agencies are conducting active reconnaissance off the coast of Ireland.

      Again Boshirov and Petrov? laughing
    20. +1
      17 February 2020 15: 34
      Quote: Private-K
      So many fiber-optic lines have already been laid that it is simply unrealistic to find among them, and even on the seabed, something special (to single it out among dozens of others).

      Well, I don’t know, disrupting enemy communications has always been an important task. Why not find out where the cables are, so that in case of something, to be able to disable them? It’s normal for the army to be ready for any development of events. Is not it?
    21. -1
      17 February 2020 15: 40
      According to journalists, our scouts are looking for weaknesses in submarine cables and studying the infrastructure of the Dublin port.
      It is only in little Ireland, and there are Britain, states and even miserable Latvia, and so on. So how much do countries and ports of scouts need for this horde?
    22. 0
      17 February 2020 15: 50
      I do not really understand local commentators. And why not look for cables? It seems to me that it is necessary to search and if necessary, to damage.
    23. -1
      17 February 2020 15: 50
      Well, feykanuli, but the evidence. that they work, they dig water with their noses.
    24. +2
      17 February 2020 15: 52
      "tracking fiber optic cables does not make sense, since a significant part of the data today is transmitted wirelessly" ////
      ----
      80% of information is transmitted via optical cables, 20% via satellites.
      If you know where the cable is, you can cut it (explode) during the war.
    25. +1
      17 February 2020 16: 06
      They are all malacholny there and except for Hiley Likely they do not know other words.
    26. +2
      17 February 2020 16: 19
      It would be necessary to call the editors of The Times exorcists.
      1. +2
        17 February 2020 22: 04
        We already had a chance to call anyone. It turned out to be local aborigines. laughing

    27. +2
      17 February 2020 16: 26
      And if you violate the integrity of these communications, then in general there will be a hysteria all over the world .....)))
    28. 0
      17 February 2020 16: 39
      Retired general Mikhailov not far from the Times - it is impossible to remove information from the optical fiber, and most of the data is transmitted through the optical fiber, and not on the air.
    29. 0
      17 February 2020 17: 00
      Articles of this level are intended for the Russian public, who enjoys how Russia is supposedly afraid of in the West. No, they’re not afraid, they once opposed the powerful USSR, which they managed to break up, and they feel they are winners and understand perfectly what the Russian Federation is compared to that of the USSR.
    30. AB
      0
      17 February 2020 17: 14
      Glory to the GRU! Petrov and Boshirov are back in service!
    31. +3
      17 February 2020 17: 26
      Quote: Alex 2020
      You forgot about caps with earflaps with red stars, felt boots and a bottle of vodka. They apparently give out Russian spies laughing

      And then! Already lit up))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
    32. gel
      0
      17 February 2020 18: 16
      "British media report on GRU scouts off the coast of Ireland" ------- I swear by my mother personally fellow
    33. +2
      17 February 2020 18: 52
      In the face to see - Petrov! Exactly - he!
      You can even recognize the Salisbury video recordings near the doorknob.
      And under the water - Mishkin, of course he is not visible, but he is definitely there! The Times journalists won't lie!
    34. 0
      17 February 2020 20: 27
      From the point of view of the official name, there is no main intelligence agency in the country now, only the British can’t even update the information, but they just do that the next groundless accusations are riveting
    35. 0
      17 February 2020 21: 09
      Quote: voyaka uh
      Such an opportunity exists.
      No wonder they came up with Losharik. Where only captains 1-3 ranks served.
      Not for the study of fish designed it?

      Yes, all these cables have long been found - there is no point in looking for them, but to take information / listen to how the CIA does it, for example, is another matter. But this chatter of "British journalists" is needed only by the UK and the USA itself. Another info-provocation. It would be better to keep an eye on your special services.
    36. +1
      17 February 2020 21: 16
      Maybe they are looking. Only the feature of a bald-headed one would be able to "cover" them. It's like a gopher. See? No. It may well be. laughing Let the Thames look. There our swimmers go to schools. laughing
    37. +1
      17 February 2020 22: 06
      And the most interesting, most of these foreigners believe in it! They came up with a couple of clowns, wrote, they paid for the chukhn, and the rest read and came up with sanctions against Russia again.
    38. 0
      17 February 2020 22: 59
      Looks like we want to slam the recipe for Irish viskar !!!! wink wassat drinks
    39. 0
      18 February 2020 00: 47
      Quote: Ru_Na
      Even if the circus ever leaves, the clowns will stay!

      Naglitsch would still remember how Zhirinovsky promised to put weapons to the patriots IRA in retaliation for British support for Chechen fighters.
    40. 0
      18 February 2020 00: 50
      Trump what to do? They have already occupied all of London.
    41. 0
      18 February 2020 10: 33
      ".... employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Recently, it is this Russian special service that has enjoyed high media popularity in the Western media, especially in the British."
      But what about? Rezun so many British papers were dying about the fabulous GRU.
      How not to raise my self once again in the eyes of gullible Britons with tons of noodles on my ears ...

    "Right Sector" (banned in Russia), "Ukrainian Insurgent Army" (UPA) (banned in Russia), ISIS (banned in Russia), "Jabhat Fatah al-Sham" formerly "Jabhat al-Nusra" (banned in Russia) , Taliban (banned in Russia), Al-Qaeda (banned in Russia), Anti-Corruption Foundation (banned in Russia), Navalny Headquarters (banned in Russia), Facebook (banned in Russia), Instagram (banned in Russia), Meta (banned in Russia), Misanthropic Division (banned in Russia), Azov (banned in Russia), Muslim Brotherhood (banned in Russia), Aum Shinrikyo (banned in Russia), AUE (banned in Russia), UNA-UNSO (banned in Russia), Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People (banned in Russia), Legion “Freedom of Russia” (armed formation, recognized as terrorist in the Russian Federation and banned)

    “Non-profit organizations, unregistered public associations or individuals performing the functions of a foreign agent,” as well as media outlets performing the functions of a foreign agent: “Medusa”; "Voice of America"; "Realities"; "Present time"; "Radio Freedom"; Ponomarev; Savitskaya; Markelov; Kamalyagin; Apakhonchich; Makarevich; Dud; Gordon; Zhdanov; Medvedev; Fedorov; "Owl"; "Alliance of Doctors"; "RKK" "Levada Center"; "Memorial"; "Voice"; "Person and law"; "Rain"; "Mediazone"; "Deutsche Welle"; QMS "Caucasian Knot"; "Insider"; "New Newspaper"