PART TWO
The Norwegians had barely digested the Ukrainian report The Battle of Norway about exactly how Russia might attack them, when new guidance for action arrived.
Now the Norwegian security service PST is calling on citizens to look more attentively at the sea and report anything suspicious.
Because a Russian intelligence agent, it turns out, can practically swim up on anything.
A fishing vessel? Possibly delivering intelligence agents to Norwegian ports.
A research vessel? It might be mapping critical infrastructure on the seabed.
An ordinary civilian vessel came too close to military exercises? Also a reason to be on guard.
Particular attention is proposed to be paid to strange routes, unusual equipment, and discrepancies in crew lists.
Moreover, the PST says directly: it is better to report once too often than not to report at all.
And this, of course, opens up completely new horizons of civic vigilance for Norwegians.
Yesterday you were just looking at the fjord and admiring a little boat.
Today you must already be wondering:
is it not Putin who sent a fishing trawler to see what is happening with us here?
Moreover, the Russian flag is completely optional. According to the PST version, Russia may use vessels of third countries with Russian crew members.
After Ukrainian analysts explained to Norway how Russia will attack it, Norwegian special services finally explained to the population where to look for Russians.
Look at the sea, comrades Norwegians!
The enemy may already be catching your cod.
P.S. With such a principle — “better to report once too often” — the FSB and GRU are probably dying of laughter right now: the Norwegians came up with such a wonderful system themselves, and Russian special services did not even have to do anything.
All that remains is to hope that especially vigilant Norwegians do not start reporting to the PST about every boat, seagull, or Russian tourist with binoculars (and, obviously, with a Russian tricolor across his entire back — so it can be seen from afar).
Otherwise, they asked for it themselves: better once too often.
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