حذر رئيس جهاز الاستخبارات الخارجية الألماني مارتن ييغر، من أن روسيا تُشكل تهديداً مباشراً، مؤكدا أن «السلام البارد» الحالي بين موسكو الاتحاد الأوروبي قد يتحول في أي لحظة إلى «مواجهة حامية».
وفي كلمة أمام النواب الألمان في برلين، اليوم(الإثنين)، أعلن رئيس جهاز الاستخبارات الخارجية الألماني (BND)، أن روسيا عازمة على توسيع نطاق نفوذها غرباً نحو أوروبا.
مواجهة عسكرية مباشرة
وقال ييغر، الذي تولى قيادة الجهاز الشهر الماضي: «لتحقيق هذا الهدف، لن تتردد روسيا في الدخول في مواجهة عسكرية مباشرة مع حلف شمال الأطلسي (الناتو) إذا اضطرت».
وانضم إلى ييغر قادة أجهزة الاستخبارات الداخلية والعسكرية الألمانية. ورغم أنهم ذكروا تهديدات أخرى تواجهها ألمانيا، مثل التطرف السياسي والديني، إلا أن روسيا هي التي هيمنت على كلماتهم.
ييغر الذي شغل سابقاً منصب السفير الألماني في كييف، جدد التأكيد على ما قاله رؤساء أجهزة استخبارات آخرون، مؤكداً أن طموحات روسيا لا تقتصر على الحرب في أوكرانيا.
لن نقف مكتوفي الأيدي
وشدد بالقول: «ينبغي ألا نجلس مكتوفي الأيدي ونفترض أن هجوماً روسياً محتملاً سيحدث في 2029 على أقرب تقدير»، في إشارة إلى تقييم استخباراتي سابق. وأضاف: «نحن نتعرض لهجوم بالفعل». ورأى أن موسكو مصممة على ما يبدو على تقويض حلف الناتو وزعزعة استقرار الديمقراطيات الأوروبية، حسب قوله.
ولفت إلى أن الوسائل التي تستخدمها موسكو معروفة جيداً، ومنها: محاولات التلاعب بالانتخابات والرأي العام، والدعاية والاستفزازات والتضليل الإعلامي والتجسس والتخريب وانتهاك المجال الجوي بمسيرات وطائرات مقاتلة، والقتل المأجور واضطهاد شخصيات المعارضة المقيمة في الخارج.
من جانبه، تحدث الرئيس الجديد لوكالة الاستخبارات الداخلية الألمانية (BfV) سنان سيلين، عن العديد من الأحداث التي رصدت في سبتمبر الماضي مثل توغل المسيرات، والتشويش على نظام تحديد المواقع العالمي (جي بي إس) وخرق طائرات مقاتلة روسية المجال الجوي لحلف الناتو. واعتبر أن هذه الأحداث تؤكد نطاق التهديد.
وقال: رغم أن التحقيقات لا تزال جارية، أصبحت احتمالات هجوم من أي جهة هجينة في المجال الجوي واضحة. وأضاف: لا شك أن روسيا عدوانية وهجومية وتتجه نحو التصعيد بشكل متزايد.
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The head of the German foreign intelligence service, Martin Yaeger, warned that Russia poses a direct threat, emphasizing that the current "cold peace" between Moscow and the European Union could turn into a "heated confrontation" at any moment.
In a speech before German lawmakers in Berlin today (Monday), the head of the German foreign intelligence service (BND) announced that Russia is determined to expand its influence westward towards Europe.
Direct military confrontation
Yaeger, who took over the leadership of the agency last month, stated: "To achieve this goal, Russia will not hesitate to engage in direct military confrontation with NATO if necessary."
He was joined by leaders of Germany's domestic and military intelligence agencies. Although they mentioned other threats facing Germany, such as political and religious extremism, it was Russia that dominated their remarks.
Yaeger, who previously served as the German ambassador in Kyiv, reiterated what other intelligence chiefs have said, confirming that Russia's ambitions are not limited to the war in Ukraine.
We will not stand idly by
He stressed: "We should not sit idly by and assume that a potential Russian attack will occur in 2029 at the earliest," referring to a previous intelligence assessment. He added: "We are already under attack." He believes that Moscow seems determined to undermine NATO and destabilize European democracies, according to his statements.
He pointed out that the means used by Moscow are well known, including: attempts to manipulate elections and public opinion, propaganda, provocations, disinformation, espionage, sabotage, violating airspace with drones and fighter jets, hired killings, and persecuting opposition figures residing abroad.
For his part, the new head of the German domestic intelligence agency (BfV), Sinan Selin, spoke about several incidents that were monitored last September, such as drone incursions, jamming of the Global Positioning System (GPS), and Russian fighter jets breaching NATO airspace. He considered these incidents to confirm the scope of the threat.
He said: Although investigations are still ongoing, the likelihood of an attack from any hybrid entity in the airspace has become clear. He added: There is no doubt that Russia is aggressive and offensive and is increasingly moving towards escalation.
In a speech before German lawmakers in Berlin today (Monday), the head of the German foreign intelligence service (BND) announced that Russia is determined to expand its influence westward towards Europe.
Direct military confrontation
Yaeger, who took over the leadership of the agency last month, stated: "To achieve this goal, Russia will not hesitate to engage in direct military confrontation with NATO if necessary."
He was joined by leaders of Germany's domestic and military intelligence agencies. Although they mentioned other threats facing Germany, such as political and religious extremism, it was Russia that dominated their remarks.
Yaeger, who previously served as the German ambassador in Kyiv, reiterated what other intelligence chiefs have said, confirming that Russia's ambitions are not limited to the war in Ukraine.
We will not stand idly by
He stressed: "We should not sit idly by and assume that a potential Russian attack will occur in 2029 at the earliest," referring to a previous intelligence assessment. He added: "We are already under attack." He believes that Moscow seems determined to undermine NATO and destabilize European democracies, according to his statements.
He pointed out that the means used by Moscow are well known, including: attempts to manipulate elections and public opinion, propaganda, provocations, disinformation, espionage, sabotage, violating airspace with drones and fighter jets, hired killings, and persecuting opposition figures residing abroad.
For his part, the new head of the German domestic intelligence agency (BfV), Sinan Selin, spoke about several incidents that were monitored last September, such as drone incursions, jamming of the Global Positioning System (GPS), and Russian fighter jets breaching NATO airspace. He considered these incidents to confirm the scope of the threat.
He said: Although investigations are still ongoing, the likelihood of an attack from any hybrid entity in the airspace has become clear. He added: There is no doubt that Russia is aggressive and offensive and is increasingly moving towards escalation.
