The Intelligence and Security Service (ISS) published a list of foreign citizens who trained Sor’s associates in Russia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Officers clarified that these individuals went abroad under the guise of the Eurasia organization and received training from people linked to Prigozhin’s organizations: Wagner and the Farm.
“Some individuals underwent advanced training in guerrilla camps held in Bosnia, Herzegovina and Serbia. Most of the training took place from the beginning of September to mid-October,” ISS officials reported.
The training program included studying tactics for national division and destabilizing constitutional order, methods for provoking law enforcement, the use of non-lethal physical weapons and objects, crowd psychology, physical confrontation techniques, and methods for making explosives and handling incendiary drones.
“The type of training provided to the citizens of the Republic of Moldova indicates plans for offensive actions during mass events aimed at creating provocations and panic. They were expected to organize protests and participate in violent, radical, and extremist actions on national territory, particularly during the constitutional referendum and presidential elections,” security officers reported.
Among the coordinators of these actions are foreign citizens Konstantin Goloskokov and Mihail Potepkin. The latter is currently under international sanctions and is known for his involvement in organizing protests in the Republic of Moldova. According to officials from the ISS, he currently belongs to the “Akson” group, where he is responsible for executing malign influences worldwide.
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Eleven other foreign citizens who served as instructors in the training camps in Serbia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina include Alexandr Luchnikov, Serghei Moskvin, Serghei Solovich, Andrei Beker, Alexandr Volkhonski, Aleksey Grunichev, Gheorghi Bubnov, Vladimir Vildaiev, Danila Russu, Dmitri Neklyudov, and Mircho Angelov.
Angelov reportedly also participated in the sabotage of several ATMs in Chisinau to create panic in society during the spring of 2024.
The heads of the Information and Security Service, the Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases, and the National Police announced on Thursday, October 17, that over 300 individuals trained in camps in Russia, Serbia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina are preparing to organize unrest in Chisinau. Authorities detained four of these individuals upon entering the Republic of Moldova and placed them in preventive custody for 30 days. Authorities ensure that the current level of danger in public spaces remains low.