Secret security documents found at a bus stop (with audio) – O Journal Economico

Secret documents describing the British Ministry of Defense’s warship HMS Defender and passing through Ukrainian territorial waters off the Crimean coast were found at a bus stop in Kent. The documents also described the presence of a British military presence in Afghanistan after the end of NATO operations.

The Ministry of Defense said it was investigating the unusual discovery and that the document had been lost. With nearly 50 pages, the document was found to have been soaked in rain last Tuesday morning by someone who wanted to remain anonymous, but who realized its importance, contacted the BBC.

Part of the document relates to the Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer, the HMS Defender, and a mission described by the Ministry as “an innocent route through Ukrainian territorial waters” and shows that closed weapons and the ship’s helicopter were stored in its hangar in the hope that Russia would be able to respond aggressively. .

Following the controversy created by the HMS Defender Mission, documents found by Kent confirm that going through the DSS was a calculated decision by the British government to show support for Ukraine.

Documents include updates on arms exports, including key observations on areas where Britain could compete with European allies.

Describing this section of the BBC documents as “the smell of post-Brexit tensions”, Sofs (Secretary of Defense Ben Wallace) insists that the European Organization for Joint Cooperation (OCCAR). Great Britain is a member and should not be “abducted” by the European Commission.

Highlights of the meeting between the United Kingdom and the United States Ministries of Defense include the first months of President Joe Biden’s tenure and the US administration’s policy on China and the Indo – Pacific.

The Defense Ministry’s attempt to find out how the secret documents were thrown in the trash early Tuesday morning is in deep trouble.

Labor’s shadow defense secretary John Healy, quoted by the BBC, said he was “surprised” by the incident and that Ben Wallace should complete his investigation quickly and be ready to respond to the public forum this weekend. …