It is reported that the British government has been extremely embarrassed as a highly sensitive 50-page document belonging to the British intelligence service was found on a bus in London. The documents contained information on airstrikes by the Russian military on a Royal British military HMS-defender ship that occurred a few days ago, the arms smuggling and the NATO withdrawal process from Afghanistan
A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Maria Zakharova, responding after the British media revealed the content, quipped that “London-style 007-style James Bond” efficiency has seriously deteriorated.
The extraordinary discovery was made by a British citizen on his way to work in the early morning hours in Kent, south London. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the British Ministry of Defense told the BBC World Service that an employee had informed that such a document was missing and an investigation had been launched into the incident. However, according to Western media reports, the revelation of the British government’s true stance on the June 23 clash between the Russian navy and the British navy in the Black Sea has worsened the conflict between the two states on June 23. The BBC reports that the documents had stated that the conflict in the Black Sea was a planned military operation with the direct intervention of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to oppose the annexation of Crimea to Ukraine in order to provoke Russian troops stationed around Crimea. Earlier, at the time of the incident, the British government had said that the entry of its ship into the Black Sea was only an “innocent attempt”.
The other sensitive issue in these documents was the revelation that Britain was planning to retain a contingent of troops after the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan. However, the Taliban guerrillas have told Al Jazeera (June 29) that all foreign troops stationed in Afghanistan after September 11 would be considered invasive troops and that any attempt to do so would violate the Doha Ceasefire Agreement. Meanwhile, the United States expects to retain 650 soldiers in Afghanistan.
However, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said she suspected the British government had deliberately leaked the documents to justify the June 23 attack. Also, their BBC confirming the news on the day of the attack indicates that it could be a new operation to cover up the attack.
She added that NATO members had previously accused Russia of hacking into their computers from Moscow with the aim of finding intelligence.
“Why do we now spend money on Russian hackers when there are British buses to spy?” She questioned the media, mocking the inefficiency of the British intelligence service.
