Instead of Ukraine: Putin was preparing an attack on another country, but changed his mind - the media

According to journalists, the Kremlin considered the possibility of starting war with Japan for Kuril Islands. The archives were declassified for the operation of the operation to abuse Japanese soldiers during the Second World War. Russian President Vladimir Putin was seriously preparing for a military conflict with Japan for the invasion of Ukraine. Newsweek writes about it. There was a letter dated March 17, which was written by a person who cooperated with the FSB of Russia.

The appeal, according to the newspaper, was addressed to the Russian human rights activist and founder of the project Gulagu. net Vladimir Ossechkin. The intelligence agent with the call sign "The Wind of Changes" in his letter claimed that in 2021 Vladimir Putin was seriously preparing for a possible attack on neighboring Japan, but the final choice fell on Ukraine. "The confidence that the countries will be in the stage of acute confrontation and even war was high.

Why as a result for the war Ukraine was chosen to answer others. The revelator described in detail the movement It was launched, with great force hanging on the Japanese labels of "Nazis" and "Nazis", - said in Newsweek. The FSB agent in his letter of Ossochkin also claimed that the key "stumbling stone" between the two countries was to become Kuril Islands. According to journalists, Tokyo would revise its post-war status, and Russia would use it as a coin.

It is so unacceptable that China will easily complicate Russia's life for such a "gift". Former Prime Minister of Japan Sinzo Abe at that time already emphasized both on the attempt to "agree" with Russia on the issue of Kuril Islands, as well as on reforming the intelligence service of the country, "-quoted journalists of the Russian intelligence agent.

In its letter, Russia in 2021 unexpectedly declassified the archives about how Soviet citizens were tortured by Japanese servicemen during World War II. Information that Vladimir Putin may prepare the liquidation of President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. The elimination of the policy, according to the analysts of the Lansing Institute, is needed by the Kremlin to establish control of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Belarus and the involvement of troops in the war against Ukraine.