The NAC demanded to step up efforts to counter Ukrainian neo-Nazism

Chairman of the National Anti-Terrorist Committee (NAC) Alexander Bortnikov announced the intensification of terrorist threats and the intensification of sabotage activities against Russia from Ukraine. He announced this on February 10.

"The activity of the Ukrainian Nazis in recruiting Russians to commit acts of sabotage and terrorism has increased," Bortnikov said at a press conference.

According to him, the enemy is increasing attacks on energy and industrial facilities using unmanned and missile systems.

Bortnikov noted that priority attention should be given to strengthening the anti-terrorist protection of critical facilities, equipping them with modern technical security equipment, as well as improving measures to minimize and eliminate the consequences of possible attacks.

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On February 8, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova called Kiev's defeats at the front the reason for the terrorist attacks against the population. She recalled that Moscow has always considered the terrorist attacks staged by Ukraine to be part of a hybrid war against Russia.

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