Russia Gate Is Being Used to Justify CIA Directed Attacks

The report said that around the time Russia invaded on February 24, the NATO allies spy service activated its sleeper cells inside Russia using covert communication. There has been a series of mysterious explosions at Russian military facilities, power plants and railways since the invasion. A CIA spokesperson denied the allegations made in the report, but Murphy pointed out that the spy agency can legally deny the existence of its covert operations under a U.S. law. The CIA directing these attacks, of course, risks a major escalation between NATO and Russia. It could lead to a nuclear escalation.