Financial Times: “We’re talking about targeted assassinations, we’re talking about sabotage, we’re talking about cyber attacks. These are very real, real things [by] the Russian state we have proof of in Europe and to some extent in the UK,” he told the FT in a rare interview ahead of Remembrance Sunday.
Knighton added that Moscow’s “appetite” for risk “has quite clearly grown” and that the term “hybrid activity” no longer did justice to the gravity of its actions.
“This is the most dangerous period I’ve known in my adult life . . . That threat — principally from Russia, but more broadly globally — is rising,” he said…