Russia Security Chief: Western Spies Plot New Velvet Revolutions in
CIS countries
/ Civil Georgia, Tbilisi / 2005-05-12 17:28:09
Speaking at the Q&A session at the lower house of the Russian
Parliament, chief of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) Nikolay
Patrushev blamed foreign spies for plotting new velvet revolutions in
CIS countries.
"Foreign special services more and more actively use non-traditional
methods for their work and through educational programs of various
non-governmental organizations are involved in [issuing] propaganda of
their own interests, carrying out their activities and collecting
information," RIA Novosti quotes Patrushev. He said FSB has
information about USD 5 million spent by an unnamed western NGO to
fund a velvet revolution in Belarus.
Among the organizations involved with foreign spies, Patrushev
mentioned the U.S. Peace Corps and Saudi Red Crescent.
Patrushev added that the chiefs of special services in CIS countries
recognize this danger. According to the FSB chief, in April the
directors of the CIS special services discussed the threat of a
continuous wave of velvet revolutions in post-Soviet space.
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