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Well....
“The Embassy is monitoring reports that extremists have imminent plans to target large gatherings in Moscow, to include concerts, and US citizens should be advised to avoid large gatherings over the next 48 hours,” the country’s mission in Moscow wrote on X.
But days later, on March 19, Russian President Vladimir Putin snubbed that warning about possible attacks in Moscow, and described it as “blackmail”.
A brand new, comprehensive face-recognition system across Moscow that has been widely used to identify opposition protesters also failed to stop Friday’s attack.
And it took authorities an hour and a half to deploy special forces to the site in the Moscow suburb of Krasnogorsk because of heavy traffic jams."
Moscow massacre blame game: From security failure to Ukraine to dark past
Some Russians blame lax security for the horrific attack claimed by ISIL. But analysts recall a darker history.
BarnBuster
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Institute for the Study of War
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Some inconsistencies between official reports and eyewitness accounts of the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall.
Some inconsistencies between official reports and eyewitness accounts of the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) March 23, 2024
⬛️ Millions of video surveillance cameras are installed in Moscow. At the same time, terrorists, armed to the teeth, are easily moving around the city in cars with… https://t.co/QBLUr4jNdT pic.twitter.com/AvIgYesT3P
Fogdog
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He's a Ukrainian patriot. Let's just file this away as an example of propaganda against the enemy during a time of war.
No doubt, Russians will form their own web of conspiracy theories. That's what happens when the state controls all avenues of access to information and feeds their own people with large daily doses of disinformation.
Of course, Putin will use this to arrest anybody he wants to arrest. This isn't helpful to Ukraine's cause in the short term. Hard to say if it will destabilize Putin over time. Probably not, is my guess.
That all said, I grieve for the Russian people. They almost never get a break. No good will come from this for them.
BudmanTX
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Interesting...hmmm
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No virtue points for me on this one...
Every day Russians kill 42 Ukrainian civilians on average, for the past years, just the civilian casualties. Potentially, millions, if not billions of people, will follow. Putin would still have won the elections if they hadn't fabricated the outcome to show massive support in order to suppress the minor opposition from potentionally growing.
...will send you all postcards from hell.
Every day Russians kill 42 Ukrainian civilians on average, for the past years, just the civilian casualties. Potentially, millions, if not billions of people, will follow. Putin would still have won the elections if they hadn't fabricated the outcome to show massive support in order to suppress the minor opposition from potentionally growing.
...will send you all postcards from hell.
hanimmal
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Hate feeling like a brightfart fantasist, but it is hard to not consider the terrorist attack on Isreal taking hours to respond to (with all the info leading up to the attack we know about now too) and their current justice avoiding dictator using it as a way to amplify his war on the Palestinian people, and Putin's ignoring the warnings of this terrorist attack on his citizens that he wants to use to justify the amplification of his war with Ukraine.
What's next is China going to get hit by some bullshit terror attack that they will claim they had no idea about so they can blame Taiwan and we all take one step closer to ww3?
What's next is China going to get hit by some bullshit terror attack that they will claim they had no idea about so they can blame Taiwan and we all take one step closer to ww3?
No Shit,ALTERNATIVE FACTS,thanks Kelley Anne Conway for rolling a snow ball down the mountain.That was a real decent gesture by the US intell. showing Putin we STILL value innocent lives,He's gonna spin what he has to,to cover his ass,but he should damn well take note that we didn't let animosity get in the way of what's right,then again his warped KGB mind might interpret it as weakness for all I know.
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Poland demands explanation after accusing Russia of violating its airspace | CNN
Poland said it had activated aircraft Sunday morning after a Russian cruise missile aimed at Ukraine entered its airspace.
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The Russians are saying the terrorist's were heading for Ukraine. The funny thing is that they ere close to Belarus and they had Belarus license plates. Another inconsistency was that one of the terrorist said he was paid with a bank card. One that is only good in Russia. Either they were real stupid or something does not add up.
BudmanTX
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Think I will push for the "something does not add up " theory.....tbh..
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I was skimming today and there were some other interesting things. No security personnel killed, the getaway car (with Belarus plates) was detained with Belarus border guards. So much for them escaping through to Ukraine when Russia is all over the border area. There was another thing but since that was hours ago, well, it is gone.
BudmanTX
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Like i am not surprised the Russian would do this..........the finger pointing has begun, and it's not ISIS, or IS-k....even though they have claim responsibility.......
this is Putin response....
and i don't know if my eyes are playing tricks on me today, but doesn't Putin's head look super imposed?
the second one is Simonyan, the head of RT and propagandist (P.s the Hague is looking for her as well)
she's basically reiterating what Putin is saying
also nother thing that weird if you've seen the vid of the people captured, do they really look like people who did this...btw there already in court, kinda quick if you ask me.....
This is an article from Julia Davis she runs the Russian Media Monitor on YT you can also catch her on Twitter as well....
this is Putin response....
Putin called the act of terror in Krokus City Hall "a link in a series of attempts of those who is at war with Russia since 2014 through the hands of Kyiv regime".
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) March 25, 2024
He said the attack was carried out by radical Islamists. Russia is interested in those who organized it, Putin… pic.twitter.com/bKBCsShqt3
and i don't know if my eyes are playing tricks on me today, but doesn't Putin's head look super imposed?
the second one is Simonyan, the head of RT and propagandist (P.s the Hague is looking for her as well)
Russian propagandist Simonyan blames Ukraine for the terrorist act in Crocus City Hall.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) March 25, 2024
Putin basically repeated her statements in his address.
So, this is apparently the new Russian agenda. https://t.co/KwB09wsHTx pic.twitter.com/Vrgm57gRqv
she's basically reiterating what Putin is saying
also nother thing that weird if you've seen the vid of the people captured, do they really look like people who did this...btw there already in court, kinda quick if you ask me.....
This is an article from Julia Davis she runs the Russian Media Monitor on YT you can also catch her on Twitter as well....
Moscow Terror Attack: A Lie Too Good to Waste
The glib, truth-twisting narratives of Putin’s mouthpieces serve the regime but dishonor the dead of the Moscow terrorist attack.
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Either google or twitter will not find the post for me, this is something I have been thinking off but not how they could combat the drones. This is a great step in the direction.
And something that is not always apparent. In 2014 the Russians stole Ukrainian warships.
Russians not using the Crimea bridge to transport weapons? I guess they are thinking if the bridge has no military value the Ukrainians will not target it?
And something that is not always apparent. In 2014 the Russians stole Ukrainian warships.
Russians not using the Crimea bridge to transport weapons? I guess they are thinking if the bridge has no military value the Ukrainians will not target it?
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Blame Canada. I mean, Ukraine, and the West.
The head of the FSB explained who needed the terrorist attack at Crocus
The terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall was provoked by Western intelligence services and Ukraine with the aim of destabilizing the situation and causing panic in Russian society. This was stated by the head of the FSB, Alexander Bortnikov.
“The terrorist attack in Crocus was needed by Western intelligence services and Ukraine in order to shake up the situation and create panic in society in Russia,” Bortnikov said in a conversation with correspondent Pavel Zarubin. Interview published in journalist's telegram channel.
According to the head of the FSB, the mastermind behind the terrorist attack at Crocus has not yet been identified. He noted that Russian special services will do everything to identify the organizers.
On the evening of March 22, terrorists broke into Crocus City Hall and began mass shooting people. 139 deaths are known. According to the Moscow Region Department of Health, 121 people were injured as a result of the terrorist attack, reports RT. Russian Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov reported to Putin that the scale of the terrorist attack was incomparable with the capabilities of ensuring the security of the concert venue, reports TV channel 360.
Secretary of the Russian Security Council: Ukraine is behind the terrorist attack at Crocus.
Ukraine is involved in the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall. This is how Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev answered the question of who was behind the attack: ISIS (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) or Ukraine.
“Of course, Ukraine,” Patrushev said. His words are conveyed by the Shot telegram channel.
On the evening of March 22, terrorists opened fire in the Crocus City Hall concert hall. The tragedy occurred before the concert of the Picnic group.
The head of the FSB explained who needed the terrorist attack at Crocus
The terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall was provoked by Western intelligence services and Ukraine with the aim of destabilizing the situation and causing panic in Russian society. This was stated by the head of the FSB, Alexander Bortnikov.
“The terrorist attack in Crocus was needed by Western intelligence services and Ukraine in order to shake up the situation and create panic in society in Russia,” Bortnikov said in a conversation with correspondent Pavel Zarubin. Interview published in journalist's telegram channel.
According to the head of the FSB, the mastermind behind the terrorist attack at Crocus has not yet been identified. He noted that Russian special services will do everything to identify the organizers.
On the evening of March 22, terrorists broke into Crocus City Hall and began mass shooting people. 139 deaths are known. According to the Moscow Region Department of Health, 121 people were injured as a result of the terrorist attack, reports RT. Russian Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov reported to Putin that the scale of the terrorist attack was incomparable with the capabilities of ensuring the security of the concert venue, reports TV channel 360.
Secretary of the Russian Security Council: Ukraine is behind the terrorist attack at Crocus.
Ukraine is involved in the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall. This is how Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev answered the question of who was behind the attack: ISIS (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) or Ukraine.
“Of course, Ukraine,” Patrushev said. His words are conveyed by the Shot telegram channel.
On the evening of March 22, terrorists opened fire in the Crocus City Hall concert hall. The tragedy occurred before the concert of the Picnic group.
BudmanTX
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8k of cellphone attached to a mic to track drones........NICE!!!!
"Ukrainians have put 8,000 cell phones with microphones to poles across the country to help track the direction of the Shahed drones," General James B. Hecker, commander of United States Air Forces in Europe.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) March 26, 2024
Necessity is truly the mother of invention. Glory!
📹: WSJ opinion pic.twitter.com/CgbFClZYnK
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