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Russian SIGINT/SATING station in Vienna is doing something very interesting! Vienna’s SIGINT/SATCOM station is intercepting C-band communications from Eutelsat 3B, Eutelsat 10B, SES-5, and Rascom QAF1, satellites covering Africa and connecting to UN offices, embassies, oil fields, and military bases.
But there's more. Olymp-K2, a Russian Rendezvous and Proximity Operations (RPO)-capable satellite, executes highly unusual maneuvers by moving close to Western satellites instead of staying in a fixed position. RPO allows Olymp-K2 to approach, observe, and potentially interact with other satellites—disrupt, hijack, sabotage.
Olymp-K2’s dangerous proximity enables it to intercept unencrypted control signals sent from Earth to satellites. These commands control satellite positioning, antennas, and data routing.

Moscow’s hired saboteur, who set fire to IKEA Lithuania, was detained on his way to Latvia. Here, he had planned a “terror attack” in a shopping mall—likely another arson.

For the arson in Lithuania, Russian security services promised him €10K + a BMW.

According to A. Urbelis, a person in the case is incriminated against three crimes related to terrorism, illegal possession of firearms, explosives. “The organizers are related to Russia. IKEA was chosen not accidentally,” the department’s chief prosecutor said in a statement about the massive closures of IKEA supermarkets in Russia. Also about IKEA's support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.

The accused is suspected of having travelled to an international check-in at the IKEA shopping centre in the evening of May 8 and hid an incendiary mechanism with a time charge device activated on May 9 around 4 a.m. Fire filmed, gifts received an old BMW After filming the fire and handing over the video, the accused, together with another person, further following the instructions, immediately got rid of the remaining power plant ignitions, clothes worn at the crime scene, other small items and left in advance in Warsaw the same night, where the accused received a car BMW 530 as a reward for the completed task. On 13 May, as part of the instructions of the accomplices, the accused returned to Lithuania and took measures from the secret site to implement another terrorist act, on the same day he went by bus to Riga. However, neither the Latvian capital nor the planned criminal goals were achieved by the defendants – during the successful operation near Panevėžys, he was detained by officers of the Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau and the Lithuanian Police Anti-Terrorist Operations Team “Aras”. Measures for the planned terrorist act in Riga were also found during the arrest.

Lithuanian prosecutors announce evidence linking Russia’s military intelligence service GRU to arson attacks in Lithuania, Latvia & Poland

An IKEA store in Vilnius & a shopping mall in Warsaw were set ablaze.

Polish PM Tusk says Poland shares the assessment.

Dear allies, the investigation of the Lithuanian prosecutor’s office has confirmed our suspicions that responsible for setting fires to shopping centres in Vilnius and Warsaw are the Russian secret services. Good to know before negotiations. Such is the nature of this state.

Talinna IKEAs on ikka kõigis seinades evakuatsiooniuksed, kahjuks tavapäeval sealt välja ei lähe - käid korra lihapalle söömas ja tgasi autosse saamiseks pead läbima hiirte labürendikatse
T1 kunagi mõtles sama taktikat kasutada aga seal inimesed seda omaks ei võtnud, uus omanik ikka ehitas veits lihtsamad liikumisteed.

wolfgang kirjutas: ↑18 Mär, 2025 9:40 Üks asi, millest ma selle loo puhul aru ei saa - milleks? Mis see põlev IKEA annab GRU-dele või FSB-dele. Ja miks just IKEA, mitte mingi muu pood? Läänemetsa autoaknad on loogiline. debiilne, aga loogiline. DHL lennukid on ka miskitpidi loogiline, et õudu ja paanikat ühiskonda külvata. Aga mingi IKEA...

HAT kirjutas: ↑18 Mär, 2025 15:53

wolfgang kirjutas: ↑18 Mär, 2025 9:40 Üks asi, millest ma selle loo puhul aru ei saa - milleks? Mis see põlev IKEA annab GRU-dele või FSB-dele. Ja miks just IKEA, mitte mingi muu pood? Läänemetsa autoaknad on loogiline. debiilne, aga loogiline. DHL lennukid on ka miskitpidi loogiline, et õudu ja paanikat ühiskonda külvata. Aga mingi IKEA...

Ka ma ei saa , ilmselt/ võimalik tolle planeerija arvamus ,et IKEA = NATO ?

Sweden’s Security Service (Säpo) found Russia recruiting drug addicts for sabotage and urged police to watch them closely, per TV4. Intelligence shows Russia picks these individuals as less suspicious “ideal agents.” Sources say Sweden has evidence of paid sabotage by drug addicts. Säpo directed police to guard key sites in specific regions against foreign attacks. Säpo wouldn’t confirm to TV4 but said similar cases have surfaced in Europe.

Explosion at Czech plant producing shells for Ukraine

A powerful blast hit a factory in the Czech town of Borzyna, known for manufacturing artillery shells for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

This isn’t the first incident — back in 2014, Russian GRU agents blew up an ammunition depot in Vrbětice, killing two people.

Coincidence? Or is the Russian hand at work again?

In Polička, on the premises of STV Group, the only manufacturer of artillery ammunition in the Czech Republic, a warehouse of trinitrotoluene (TNT) and ammunition exploded.

One person was seriously injured and overwhelmed by debris and was airlifted to hospital. The police evacuated the entire area and 11 firefighting units, including 3 armoured fire trucks CZS 40 Titan and CZS 15 Triton, intervened at the scene. The cause of the explosion is probably a technical fault.

An explosion rocked the premises of Poličské strojírny in eastern Czechia on Tuesday morning. According to emergency services, the blast occurred in a munitions warehouse, seriously injuring one person who was airlifted to a hospital in Olomouc. Eleven fire units responded, and the site was evacuated. Authorities declared the third highest emergency level. A nearby road from Polička to Korouhev was closed for several hours. The plant, operated by STV Group, specializes in large-caliber ammunition and military equipment. The company is expected to issue a statement in the afternoon but declined to comment earlier.

Explosion at Czech plant producing shells for Ukraine

A powerful blast hit a factory in the Czech town of Borzyna, known for manufacturing artillery shells for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

This isn’t the first incident — back in 2014, Russian GRU agents blew up an ammunition depot in Vrbětice, killing two people.

Coincidence? Or is the Russian hand at work again?

In Polička, on the premises of STV Group, the only manufacturer of artillery ammunition in the Czech Republic, a warehouse of trinitrotoluene (TNT) and ammunition exploded.

One person was seriously injured and overwhelmed by debris and was airlifted to hospital. The police evacuated the entire area and 11 firefighting units, including 3 armoured fire trucks CZS 40 Titan and CZS 15 Triton, intervened at the scene. The cause of the explosion is probably a technical fault.

An explosion rocked the premises of Poličské strojírny in eastern Czechia on Tuesday morning. According to emergency services, the blast occurred in a munitions warehouse, seriously injuring one person who was airlifted to a hospital in Olomouc. Eleven fire units responded, and the site was evacuated. Authorities declared the third highest emergency level. A nearby road from Polička to Korouhev was closed for several hours. The plant, operated by STV Group, specializes in large-caliber ammunition and military equipment. The company is expected to issue a statement in the afternoon but declined to comment earlier.