Russia is the main driver of state-sponsored terrorism

London – British intelligence chief MI6 Alex Janger said Russia was the main driver of state-sponsored cyber and terrorist attacks. Janger also warned Moscow that the Kremlin did not underestimate the mood of the UK nor the capabilities and potential of British intelligence services. All of this was the result of Russian President Vladimir Putin's attempts to resolve in one way or another the diplomatic tensions between London and Moscow, when Putin described Britain as an "important partner" at the summit. Group 20 in Argentina.

The head of the British intelligence service believes that it is inappropriate and indecent to underestimate the ability of the United Kingdom of Russia to attack the manifestation of the aggressive behavior of the Kremlin, particularly in the light of the an assault on chemical weapons in the city of Salisbury, England, whose traces lead to the top of the Russian hierarchy. In a speech delivered by Alex Janger to students at the prestigious University of St. Andrews in Scotland, MI6 discussed the reasons why the UK is developing the foundations of the fourth generation of business activities. intelligence that will respond to the new realities and threats of the present. According to him, one of the main threats in this regard is Russia.

Given this, Alex Jenger believes that the British Intelligence Service, known as the Secret Intelligence Service, is absolutely right, despite all the security and safety issues. the exchange of information on Brexit is preparing for a marked intensification of cooperation and coordination with colleagues from the European intelligence services.

Observers are attentive to the fact that Alex Janger, 55, is himself a graduate of the University of St. Andrew In general, this University of Scotland, with the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, is considered a kind of "blacksmith" for the highest echelons of British leadership. Here were formed, in particular, the heir to the British throne, Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, and many other well-known British. The speech delivered by the students of the University of St. Andrew is only the second public address of the chief of the British intelligence services

(Alex Janger's address to students of the University of St. Andrew in Scotland)

According to Alex Janger, the United Kingdom is now the enemy, who are, in his words, in a state of constant confrontation and confrontation with the Great -Britain. Russia, according to Janger, is one of those enemies. Faced with this, the head of the British intelligence services launches a direct challenge to the Kremlin. According to Janger, British MI6 intelligence services played a central role in denouncing Russian agents responsible for the chemical weapons attack in Salisbury, England. It should also be noted that it is the investigation of the Salisbury assault that allowed to examine more closely the espionage activities carried out by Russia in the United Kingdom . It should not be forgotten that the consequence was the expulsion of a large number of Russian spies who were working in the United Kingdom under the guise of diplomatic activities at the Embassy of the United Kingdom. Russia.

Hit as a result of aggressive measures taken by Moscow

The British chief of intelligence warns the Kremlin clearly that the United Kingdom will certainly do so that the price of hostile and aggressive measures in Russia be extremely high. In addition, Alex Yanger, directly and unhindered, promises a blow in response.

"Great Britain will strike a blow in response to any aggression and unjust behavior on the part of Moscow." I urge Russia, or any other state intending to harm the British way of life , never underestimate the determination and capabilities of Britain and its allies to provide a decisive response to this situation, "said Alex Janger, British intelligence chief, MI6.

There are new challenges today in the form of "hybrid threats" to Britain's national security. These are the latest computer and technological attacks, as well as the dissemination of false information and interference in internal affairs. It is on this subject, according to Alex Janger, that the efforts of the British intelligence services should be concentrated. The British intelligence chief notes that the enemies of the United Kingdom, especially Russia, are testing the strength of British institutions and defensive forces in that country, using traditional methods, already in great demand. Therefore, according to Janger, the British security services must use all the advantages of what he called the "fourth industrial revolution", combining information coming, so to speak, from human sources with what may be a cybernetic intelligence and technological.

The British intelligence chief's statement was made at a time when tensions between London and Moscow reached a new high. Just outside the secret premises of the 77th British Army Brigade, which provide intelligence functions and collaborate closely with the British services, the Russians secretly filmed a video of the TV station's filming Russian Timur Syrazyev, TV presenter, this weekend.

internal and external intelligence, and specializes in electronic and psychological methods of conducting hostilities. In this regard, by order of the British Secretary of Defense, Guineville Williamson, has issued a special warning to all military units located in the British Isles and warned against the activities of representatives of Russian television.

Professor Anthony Glys, Director of the British Center for Security and Intelligence Studies. the trust that Syrazyev and his operator committed an act of espionage, urging British intelligence officials to pay more attention to the work of those who claim to be present in the media in Russia.

"Russian journalists representing the national media of the Russian Federation, is a" substitute spy "Putin regime. In the case of Syrazyev, it was deliberate spyware in a secret installation, which is extremely worrying, "said Professor Anthony Glys, director of the British Center for Security and Intelligence Studies.

Russia, as in other cases, immediately rejected the spy origin of the activity of Syrazyev and his operator Sirazyev himself, who works for the first Russian TV channel sponsored by the Kremlin and who runs the London office of the channel, called the accusations on the British side "false." In addition, in an 8-minute report by Syrazyev from a secret British military installation, it was argued that British intelligence services had produced "false evidence" of Russia's participation in the use of chemical weapons in Syria.