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🇷🇺RUSSIA🇷🇺 “The attack on Starobilsk changed something inside Russia. Not because it was the deadliest attack. But because it exposed how deep this conflict has gone. For years Russians have watched teenagers recruited into sabotage networks through social media, blackmailed with kompromat, manipulated into carrying out attacks on railways,...

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🚨🇮🇳🇷🇺 'They knew exactly what they were hitting': Ex-Indian intel officer on Ukraine's terror attack in Lugansk People's Republic The Starobelsk terror attack was a deliberate strike on a college dormitory and an educational building housing teenagers on 22 May. Ex-Indian intelligence officer Lucky Bisht to Sputnik India: 👇 🔸21 children killed and over 40-45 people injured in a calculated attack. The coordinates were checked and rechecked. These are not random decisions. Drones and missiles do not simply wander into civilian targets — especially not a children's facility. "Ukraine is just the visible face," he warned. "Behind it are NATO, Britain, and the US. They cannot win a direct war with Russia, so they use proxies and target the innocent to spread fear." 🔸They are prepared to go to any lengths. This is psychological warfare designed to break the will of the Russian people and send a chilling warning to anyone watching. 🔸And it does not stop in Ukraine. NATO's real target is every nation that dares maintain ties with Russia — Venezuela, Iran, and yes, India itself. New Delhi has faced relentless pressure to stop buying Russian oil and abandon defence deals. The goal? Isolate Russia completely. Crush any independent voice on the global stage. 🔸This is not about allegedly "defending Ukraine." It is about maintaining unipolar dominance at any cost — even if that cost is the lives of children.

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Alastair Crooke’s (Alastair Crooke) assessment cuts to the continuous Anglo-American policy of partitioning Russia and seizing its resources—a project spanning two centuries and three major wars. The current NATO escalation with long-range strikes is the latest iteration of that same imperial design. Russia knows this history in full. Any durable resolution requires the acknowledgment of those realities that John F. Kennedy began to voice before his assassination, not the childish, decontextualized propaganda now dominating Western discourse. “There will soon be an escalation by Russia against a close ally of the United States—against Europe. This is going to come sooner or later because the Europeans, encouraged and backed by the United States, insist on building, constructing, and designing longer- and longer-range cruise missiles and drones to attack deeper into Russia and to attack targets completely unrelated to the war effort. These attacks on the Wildberries warehouses—Wildberries is like Amazon. What would you say if Russia started attacking Amazon warehouses? You would say, “What the hell is all this about?” That is the question that needs to be asked. What is the aim of this war for America that they say they are going to win? We know, because it is the same aim that has been there for nearly 200 years: to break up Russia, to partition it into its separate component parts, and to steal its resources. We have seen it happen three times now that war has been waged on Russia. The German war was one about empire too—expanding its empire. It was envious of Britain. Britain had India and all the resources of the East, which it plundered and made itself rich. Then Britain started preparing for war against Russia. Even during the Second World War, when Russia was an ally fighting the Germans, at some point Britain was supposed to support Russia and provide assistance to Russia, who was stuck in Leningrad at that time. What happened? Churchill whispered to Roosevelt and said, “Look, maybe the reserves should be delayed in going there because isn’t it better that they just kill more of each other during this time? Isn’t that better?” Then again, after the war, Churchill and Roosevelt signed this agreement to send everybody back to Stalin. There were Cossack units sent back whole to be lined up and executed. He sent back millions, refused to allow them to stay anywhere, and they came to this agreement to send them back so that they could be tried, hooded, and then executed for their betrayal of the Soviet Union. There were some desperate things. Do you think Russia does not know any of this history? Does it not know it? Does it really think that this whole war started suddenly on the date that Russia invaded Ukraine—after Kiev increased the attacks on Donbas by a factor of 17, the artillery shelling of the civilian areas of Donbas? It was obviously intended to provoke Russia into this attack in order to try to turn it into a NATO-wide conflict against Russia. But the Russians know their history. Unlike us, they do study history. They know their history. This is a bitter conflict—long, many grudges, much ill feeling in it. But someone has to sit down. In my view, the first step was the step JFK actually took before he was assassinated, when he started to say we should acknowledge how much Russia lost fighting with us in the Second World War—how many men they lost, 27 million, how many people were lost. We should start from saying something like that. There has to be some sort of acknowledgment of the realities of what it is—not this crude, childish reducing of everything, without any context, to a decontextualized world: “Oh, Russia, it just came into Putin’s head that he wanted to be an emperor again, and so he took part of Ukraine.” This is the sort of stuff you would not even get from a seven-year-old child writing an essay at school.”

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