"Handle everything": the Russian Federation has installed secret antennas at embassies in Europe - media (video)

About it reports the Vsquare journalistic group, which conducted an investigation. Such systems were the code name "Zenit", among other things, found in Budapest, Stockholm and Brussels. Some of the antennas used allowed to listen to conversations of dispatchers and pilots, police, as well as sailors. Such antennas intercept almost any communications-from radio waves to mobile phones negotiations, and even allow you to listen to GSM communication calls.

It was also revealed that every foreign diploma of the Russian Federation has one or two special agents who receive secret intelligence. In some cases, even diplomats do not know about the secret communication. One of the former high -ranking officials of Western intelligence explained that on the roof of the Russian Embassy in Warsaw on the street. Beethoven has a whole "radio intelligence nest", which allows the Russian special services to listen to virtually any communications in the city.

Journalists posted a video of such devices that are mounted on the roof of an old building in Warsaw, where the Russian Embassy is located. General Petro Pittel, the former head of the military counterintelligence of Poland (SKW), paid special attention to a number of small antennas installed around a large container.

"At first glance, everything looks like a thoughtful post of electronic intelligence, which is most likely used to intercept electromagnetic radiation, such as radio communications of local intelligence and telephone conversations," the general explained. According to Colonel Matsey Matyka, expert from StratPoints Foundation, these containers are on homes used by Russian diplomacy around the world.

"Here we see a lot of satellite plates and, moreover, you can see many interesting items and three containers," he explained. According to the expert, such devices are used for technical intelligence and eavesdropping in those countries where the Russian residency operates. "Containers can be used as technical support for intelligence operations, such as meetings with agents and possibly to transmit information," he explained.