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Western intelligence reports have revealed that Moscow relies on local criminal gangs to carry out sabotage attacks on arms and ammunition factories within NATO countries, aiming to avoid triggering Article 5 of the alliance's collective defense clause. The attacks have included an arson at Milrem Robotics in Estonia, as well as explosions at facilities in Italy and Bulgaria, along with arrests in the Czech Republic and Lithuania targeting drone manufacturing plants and military technology sites. Russian intelligence depends on criminal networks operating via apps like Telegram, in exchange for digital payments, to keep these operations limited and prevent the activation of NATO’s Article 5. Meanwhile, Western countries differ in their approach to countering these hybrid attacks.
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