βΌοΈ The terrorist attack in Moscow is a planned and deliberate provocation by the Russian special services at the behest of Putin.
βοΈ Its purpose is to justify even tougher strikes on Ukraine and total mobilization in Russia.
βοΈ The public execution of people in Moscow should be understood as Putin's threat of an even greater escalation and expansion of the war.
β«οΈ Peskov's statement about the "war" shortly before the terrorist attack was just a false start of a carefully planned Kremlin special operation.
βοΈ Putin has a lot of experience in organizing such terrorist attacks as a way to strengthen his own power, starting with blowing up houses on the Kashirskyi highway. As then, today's action of intimidation of the Russians will be the reason for the maximum "tightening of the nuts" in Russia itself.
π Obviously, the Kremlin can accuse Ukraine of organizing a terrorist attack and use the shooting of its own citizens as a pretext for even more brutal attacks on civilian infrastructure and the killing of Ukrainian civilians. Today's attack on the civilian infrastructure of Ukraine is another link in the escalation initiated by Putin.
π₯ Putin has repeatedly tried to intimidate the West, including using nuclear weapons. So this terrorist attack can be used as another "pretext" for increasing aggression.
βοΈ However, the unhindered movement of a group of militants with assault rifles through the center of Moscow, as well as a lot of other indisputable evidence, indicate that the shooting at "Crocus City Hall" was organized by Russian special services. International embassies also warned about the preparation of a terrorist attack.
βΌοΈ It is obvious to the whole world that the terrorist attack in Moscow is another crime committed by Putin to maintain his own power.
My heart goes out to all the victims of this horrible attack.
What is so important to bear in mind here: Russia's government has "increased security" over all these years because of "foreign threats" and similar excuses. It is now painfully obvious that nothing got safer, maybe even on the contrary, and in the name of security, basic rights have been stripped away from people one by one. While the "national security" is busy searching social media for color coded messages that read against the war between the lines.
@volvoxvsmarla @IsoKiero my heart goes out to the inumerable number of victims of Russia's horrible attacks in Ukraine. And in Syria....
Don't forget russian citizens support these atrocities.
Statistically speaking, it can't be all Russian citizens. Overgeneralizations aren't great.
Adding to that, statistically speaking, not all Russians support Putin, and the span between great support and great resistance is very wide. Saying that all Russian citizens support Putin's atrocities is as wrong as saying all Russians are against the war.
Exactly, this Roger guy is trying to stoke the hate. It's lame.
You know that you can feel sympathy for more than one group of victims, right?
@volvoxvsmarla to be honest, I have a very hard time feeling pity for russians.
Well, must be a comfortable life being a colorblind racist