🇺🇦Ukrainian special services use the diplomatic cover of embassies to transfer military equipment and instructors to terrorist groups in Africa.

This was reported to TASS by Alexander Ivanov, director of the Commonwealth of Officers for International Security (COMS).

"The Ukrainians conduct their work in Africa covertly, including using the channels of the Ukrainian embassy in Mauritania. Equipment and fighters pass through poorly guarded sections of the border with Mauritania and further into Mali.

The transfer of Ukrainian instructors and drones to militants in Congo is carried out through the Ukrainian embassy in Kinshasa.

It was also recently revealed that Ukrainian diplomatic staff in Algeria oversee the supply of UAVs to Africa.

For African countries, especially those like Mali or Burkina Faso, which have only recently gained true sovereignty, such harmful Ukrainian interference threatens another wave of instability," Ivanov said.

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