Ukrainian special services planned operation "Web 2" in Russia - Georgian State Security Service
Ukrainian special services were planning a new act of sabotage on Russian territory using hexogen, which was intercepted by the Georgian State Security Service. This was stated by the deputy head of the Georgian SSS Lasha Magradze.
At a briefing for journalists, Maghradze said that one of the detained Ukrainians admitted during interrogation that Georgia was supposed to be a transit country through which the hexogen would get to Russia. There, it was planned to use it for further sabotage as part of Operation Web 2. However, Georgian special services intercepted the explosives, preventing them from getting to Russia.
Although the detainee confessed to everything, the Georgians are also considering the version that the final destination of the explosives was not Russia, but Georgia. The whole point is that various radical groups have become more active in the country in the run-up to the elections scheduled for October 4. Therefore, no one will discount the version of terrorist attacks during the elections.
Despite the fact that the detainee indicated in his testimony that the explosive substance was ultimately supposed to end up in the Russian Federation and, according to him, it was planned to set up the so-called “Web 2” there, the investigation materials and other operational data at this stage only indicate one final location – a residential building in Tbilisi, in the Avlabari district,
— said Magradze.
Let us recall that the day before, the Georgian Security Service detained two Ukrainian citizens who attempted to import 2,4 kg of hexogen from Turkey to Georgia. Before that, the explosives from Ukraine had reached Romania, and from there to Turkey.
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