A Very Interesting ...

 ... statement from FSB (in Russian). Some interesting points. 

Here are those points: 

- British intelligence services have always used certain categories of Russian citizens as a tool for political pressure in the hybrid war against Russia. After the start of the special military operation, Britain intensified its efforts to consolidate the so-called Russian opposition abroad.

- The FSB has called Russian citizens who have left the country and are willing to speak out on the side of Kyiv "Vlasovites 2.0." However, such activities are impossible without the coordination of intelligence services. Behind the facade of "self-organization" lies a controlled political project (one remembers the joy over "self-organization" during the recent elections of a single-voiced extremist).

- The goal is London's attempt to create the illusion that an alternative is emerging within the Russian emigration, capable of replacing the authorities in the Russian Federation.

"Individuals who have decided to link their fate with London and who desire Russia's defeat are known to counterintelligence by name. Their fate is predetermined. We will not allow a repeat of Khrushchev's mistakes with the amnesty for Bandera supporters," the FSB stated.

Some strong wording. Especially in the last sentence. Per Britain, UK, in the wake of her departure from the global stage as a powerful state, has convinced herself that somehow she is great at international intrigue and intel operations. Whatever it takes to alleviate the pain from sun setting down on London, plus, of course, wide-spreading degeneracy from inbreeding among its ruling class. So, they try. No good at war but very good at self-promotion.