“Inside Russia's Shadowy Anti-Putin Sabotage Network: The Men Working for Ukrainian Intelli” — what this page in the network covers. Two men have revealed their covert operations inside Russia, claiming to work for Ukrainian intelligence to sabotage Vladimir Putin's war effort. Their stories, detailed in a new report, expose a hidden network of resistance that has carried out attacks on railways, infrastructure, and military targets deep within Russian territory. These operatives, whose identities remain protected, describe a life of constant fear and meticulous planning, using encrypted communications and dead drops to evade Russia's FSB security service.
The sabotage aims to disrupt supply lines and demoralize the Russian public, showing that opposition to the war exists even among those living under the Kremlin's tight control. The men's accounts highlight the growing role of Ukrainian intelligence in recruiting and directing agents inside Russia, a strategy that has reportedly led to numerous explosions and derailments. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.