And now we know how the Russians took over Connectcut:
Shouldn't it be FSB?
“Shouldn’t it be FSB?”
From the point of view of the Ukrainian author there is no worthy distinction between the two terms, because they suffice for the same individuals in many instances. This is especially true with respect to Transnistria, whose security service is called the MGB and is directly operated by an officer of the FSB from Moscow. The leader of Transnistria is a Russian KGB officer who was transferred into Transnistria by the KGB to takeover the region with the use of Russian soldiers playing the part of insurgent militia under the command of the Soviet-Russian 14th Army in Transnistia. So, from the point of view of the Ukrainians, the FSB are in actuality simply the KGB with KGB officers posing as the FSB in a changed organizational structure. This is also reinforced in Transnistia by the plethora of senior Russian military officers who still parade their Soviet era uniforms and decorations as if the Soviet Union still existed and ran Transnistria.