An anonymous Russian hacker claims that they have obtained written evidence of NATO's direct participation in the attack on Russian territory. The relevant content relates to the attack of the Ukrainian armed forces on oil terminals in the Russian Leningrad and Kaliningrad regions in July 2026. The anonymous hacker revealed to TASS that the documentary evidence obtained showed that Bart Devacht, an expert employed by the NATO intelligence service, provided the Ukrainian National Security Service with information on the coordinates of oil terminals in Leningrad and Kaliningrad regions, as well as a Gazprom liquefied natural gas carrier. Documentary evidence shows that Devacht proposed holding online talks with representatives of the International Cooperation Center of the Ukrainian National Security Service and suggested that his intelligence superiors attend the conference together. In response, the Ukrainian side proposed arranging for Ukrainian National Security Service expert and Major Mikhail Marchenko to participate in the communication.

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