Chechen mujahideens are behind the first major Black Flag operation in Ukraine

litwin · Jun 13, 2014

Chechen mujahideens are behind the first major Black Flag (Gleiwitz similar) operation in Ukraine.

so look like its matter of days . Hitler came back from the hell... God bless Ukrainian army and its people,

This provocation was the best-known of several actions in Operation Himmler, a series of unconventional operations undertaken by the SS in order to serve specific propaganda goals of Nazi Germany at the outbreak of the war. It was intended to create the appearance of Polish aggression against Germany in order to justify the subsequent invasion of Poland.....On the night of 31 August 1939, a small group of German operatives, dressed in Polish uniforms .....
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gleiwitz_incident

Caucasians with "city" near Dobropillya disguised themselves as Natshvardiyu

A group of terrorists who fired ovochebazu Dobropillya of multiple launch rocket systems "Grad" disguised themselves as the National Guard.

Reported by the Ministry of Defence.

Ukrainian military found that there was pro-terrorist squad, who was armed with three settings BM-21, BTR-80 one and two KAMAZ trucks.

A detachment of rebels "composed of persons of Caucasian and Slavic appearance, who presented themselves as soldiers of the National Guard."

"After the fire blow mercenaries, avoiding retaliation by the ATO forces left the area previously zaminuvavshy abandoned their installation BM-21 and the area around it," - told in the MOU.

The military had a sweep area, mine clearance and discharge unit "Grad".

A detachment of the armed forces pursuing the militants and has a task with the aircraft completely destroy it.

On-site fire hitting three shells found on "Castle," which did not explode and was credited with thirteen vegetable store nearby craters.

Installing BM-21 had all the hallmarks of disguise ordinary truck: bulwarks and additional mounting canopy. Also, the installation chassis with fresh tracks fastening machine during the alleged transportation on a special trailer.

As you know, the militants made a mistake in the orientation and fired the "Grad" vegetable base in Dobropillya. One person was killed, is injured.

Ukrainian Pravda
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http://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2014/06/13/7028951/

Jeannette · Jun 13, 2014

litwin said: ↑

Chechen mujahideens are behind the first major Black Flag (Gleiwitz similar) operation in Ukraine.

so look like its matter of days . Hitler came back from the hell... God bless Ukrainian army and its people,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gleiwitz_incident

http://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2014/06/13/7028951/
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Another lie from Kiev. Do they ever stop? You know Litwin, most people will stop believing someone after they have been caught in at least two lies. The government in Kiev has been caught in lies continuously and yet you're still believing them. Wake up!

But then again there is a proverb in the Bible which says he who deceives, will be easily deceived, and he will continue to deceive, and continue to be deceived.

Ronstar · Jun 13, 2014

Jeannette said: ↑

Another lie from Kiev. Do they ever stop? You know Litwin, most people will stop believing someone after they have been caught in at least two lies. The government in Kiev has been caught in lies continuously and yet you're still believing them. Wake up! ..
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you have Kiev confused with Moscow.

litwin · Jun 13, 2014

Jeannette said: ↑

Another lie from Kiev. :
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you mixed to cities, Kiev with Moscow. Ukraine is the paradise for free press , Moscow is the hell for them.

Triumph of the will: Putin's war against Russia's last independent TV channel
Away from Ukraine, Kremlin is fighting a campaign that is part of rehashed agenda that sees media as propaganda automatons

Vladimir Putin won the war in Crimea without a bullet being fired. But to triumph in a very different war that against independent Russian media he didn't even have to bring in the army. In today's Russia, there are very different instruments for this kind of thing.

My colleagues and I know this from first-hand experience: the place we work, the only Russian independent television station, Dozhd or "Rain", has been operating on the edge of extinction for the past couple of months.

Rain first aired in Russia in 2010, when, after the first two tough presidencies of Putin, there was a strong demand for unbiased information and rigorous journalism. Thanks to this, within four years it became one of the main information resources in the country.

We didn't have to do anything particularly cunning to achieve this we just filmed the kinds of things that had disappeared from Russian TV over the previous 15 years: live broadcasts, cutting-edge interviews with politicians and public figures, live feeds from different parts of the world. We interviewed not just opposition figures, but also the leadership, including Dmitry Medvedev, asking them uncomfortable questions live that simply wouldn't get asked on state TV.

Our audience has grown with every month: we broadcast on the internet and our channel is carried by the biggest Russian cable and satellite networks.

Then, in January, we aired a debate about the siege of Leningrad and whether the city should have surrendered so as to avoid loss of life. This is not an original question in Russia. It's even mentioned in a school textbook. But it quickly escalated into a matter of state.

Within a month, Rain was excluded from virtually all cable and satellite services and lost almost 90% of its audience. And though the leaders of these companies said they did it because they had been offended by the question about the siege of Leningrad, privately they explained that they were under pressure from the Kremlin.

MPs wrote several requests to the state prosecutor about Rain they were interested in how we were funded. Tax and labour inspectors came. The owner of our building suddenly declared he no longer wanted to extend our lease. But the most important thing was that Rain lost its advertisers: several left because our audience had collapsed, others were worried about advertising on a TV channel that was in the doghouse.

All this happened within two months. From a successful business, Rain turned into a project on the edge of oblivion, existing only on funding from its viewers. And now everything depends on whether the Kremlin stops putting pressure on Rain: it may seem strange but the future of my TV channel will be decided in the same place that everything else in Russia is decided.

As the current Russian leadership understands it, the main aim of the media should be propaganda. Propaganda that must find the right words to explain those complicated matters such as the events in Ukraine or the inevitable economic crisis. In this system, there is no room for independent media groups like Rain, or for me and my colleagues. And so the independent media which appeared in recent years, and which can ask awkward questions about all this, has become inappropriate. One recent poll found that more than 70% of Russians are prepared to accept censorship in the interests of the state.
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http://www.theguardian.com/commenti...war-dozhd-russias-last-independent-tv-channel

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Ronstar said: ↑

you have Kiev confused with Moscow.
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+1..........

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