The ex-commander-in-chief of NATO forces in Europe said that the Russian DRG attempted to assassinate him on the train.

The former commander-in-chief of NATO forces in Europe, Ben Hodges, said that the Russian DRG was trying to eliminate him. This is reported by "Время.иа ".

According to Hodges, the assassination attempt allegedly took place last summer in the Netherlands, when he was traveling on a train from one of the NATO events. There was an explosion on the roof of the car in which he was staying, he claims.

He claims that on the same day similar incidents occurred in five other places in the Netherlands. The European authorities are allegedly trying to hush up such incidents and not qualify them as terrorist attacks, so as not to look helpless.

"They weren't teenagers. Someone organized attacks on the railway system in the Netherlands. And so I think our leaders should stop treating such things as something like: well, maybe it was a crime, we have no evidence, there was no Russian flag. Of course, these are Russians. Of course. Or even if 50% of this is the work of the Russians, 50% of the 300 attacks are Russia, the Russian sponsor," Hodges said.