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NATO Helped Ukraine Carry Out Sevastopol Missile Attack — Ex-CIA Officer
Retired CIA intelligence officer and State Department official Larry Johnson warned that the US' constant escalations in Ukraine were pushing Russia to retaliate — potentially sparking a conflict between nuclear powers.
US military aircraft helped direct the Ukrainian attack on the Russian naval headquarters in Sevastopol, an ex-CIA official has said.
Kiev targeted the home port of the Russian Black Sea Fleet on Friday with a series of drone and cruise missile attacks.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said it shot down five missiles, but one missile got through and struck the fleet's 18th-century headquarters building in the city. One serviceman was reported missing.
Former CIA intelligence analyst Larry Johnson told Sputnik that the Ukrainian Air Force could not have hit the building without surveillance and targeting data from its Western backers.
"Clearly, there was assistance from NATO with intelligence and providing other assistance on that targeting," Johnson said.
Retired CIA intelligence officer and State Department official Larry Johnson warned that the US' constant escalations in Ukraine were pushing Russia to retaliate — potentially sparking a conflict between nuclear powers.
US military aircraft helped direct the Ukrainian attack on the Russian naval headquarters in Sevastopol, an ex-CIA official has said.
Kiev targeted the home port of the Russian Black Sea Fleet on Friday with a series of drone and cruise missile attacks.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said it shot down five missiles, but one missile got through and struck the fleet's 18th-century headquarters building in the city. One serviceman was reported missing.
Former CIA intelligence analyst Larry Johnson told Sputnik that the Ukrainian Air Force could not have hit the building without surveillance and targeting data from its Western backers.
"Clearly, there was assistance from NATO with intelligence and providing other assistance on that targeting," Johnson said.