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Neo-Nazi Ukraine: How Russia’s ‘Drone Guerrilla Warfare’ Has Destroyed US-Backed Fascism! (13.6.2023)

Even when the war began, many people (foreign and domestic) did not understand what the AFU represented and what the (Hitlerite) Nationalists stood for. This did not stop teams of volunteers in Russia from beginning to design and produce drones specifically for military use! To be clear, without any interference or assistance from the Russian military or government – private individuals and various businesses – decided to fight for Russia in a new and innovative manner! This disparate ground plan explains why there are so many different designs (such as those used by the Sparta Battalion, and those produce by Katya and Valya, etc), capabilities and effectiveness in battle!

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US Behind Kremlin Drone Attack – CIA Must Stop Spying on Sovereign Nations! (5.5.2023)

Peskov noted that the United States must understand that Russia is aware of its participation in the terrorist attack, saying that it’s important for Washington to “understand how dangerous such direct participation in the conflict really is.”

Russia’s presidential press service said Wednesday that Ukraine attempted to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin by using two drones to attack his Kremlin residence.

The Kremlin said the military and special services used radar warfare to put the unmanned aerial vehicles out of action.

Meanwhile, U.S. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Thursday that Russia’s claims are false. He told local media that “there was no involvement by the United States” in the attack.

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Is US Intel Leak “Preparing” Western Public for U-Turn on Ukraine? (15.4.2023)

Teixeira was granted Top Secret security clearance in 2021 and was said to have begun posting classified information online since December 2022, according to an affidavit submitted by investigators.

The U.S. government has been left in an awkward position in what is believed to be potentially the worst intelligence breach in a decade, partly because the revelation made clear Washington’s deeper-than-perceived involvement in the day-to-day development of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and exposed continued U.S. spying on its allies.

Amid the embarrassing fallout of the incident, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, who until April 6 had been unaware of the leak, ordered a review of the “intelligence access, accountability and control procedures” within the department, according to a statement released Thursday evening.

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