(Russians have a drone and thumb drive captured)
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That's not extremely clever.(Russians have a drone and thumb drive captured)
Dugina's father is a Russian author and ideologue, credited with being the architect or "spiritual guide" to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He is purported to have significant influence over Russian President Vladimir Putin and was described as "Putin's Brain" by Foreign Affairs magazine.
I wondered when I heard it if they just got the wrong person. Then there's Putin, who even keeps fellow heads of state 30' distant. I bet his mistress and his kids have multiple layers of security...reports say she was driving her dads car...........ooops
I hate to say it, but it might have been the FSB, if Putler decided Dugin was inconvenient.reports say she was driving her dads car...........ooops
That or other highly connected Russians sending a message about Putin's war...I hate to say it, but it might have been the FSB, if Putler decided Dugin was inconvenient.
Believing their own propaganda, I suppose.Russia’s spies misread Ukraine and misled Kremlin as war loomed
"In the final days before the invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s security service began sending cryptic instructions to informants in Kyiv. Pack up and get out of the capital, the Kremlin collaborators were told, but leave behind the keys to your homes.
"The directions came from senior officers in a unit of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) with a prosaic name—the Department of Operational Information—but an ominous assignment: ensure the decapitation of the Ukrainian government and oversee the installation of a pro-Russian regime.
"The messages were a measure of the confidence in that audacious plan. So certain were FSB operatives that they would soon control the levers of power in Kyiv, according to Ukrainian and Western security officials, that they spent the waning days before the war arranging safe houses or accommodations in informants’ apartments and other locations for the planned influx of personnel."
Oops.
If he were sane, or smart, he would have learned something from that bloody nose...Russia’s spies misread Ukraine and misled Kremlin as war loomed
"In the final days before the invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s security service began sending cryptic instructions to informants in Kyiv. Pack up and get out of the capital, the Kremlin collaborators were told, but leave behind the keys to your homes.
"The directions came from senior officers in a unit of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) with a prosaic name—the Department of Operational Information—but an ominous assignment: ensure the decapitation of the Ukrainian government and oversee the installation of a pro-Russian regime.
"The messages were a measure of the confidence in that audacious plan. So certain were FSB operatives that they would soon control the levers of power in Kyiv, according to Ukrainian and Western security officials, that they spent the waning days before the war arranging safe houses or accommodations in informants’ apartments and other locations for the planned influx of personnel."
Oops.
Generals who tell him the truth don't last long and his chief of defense has never been near an army...Believing their own propaganda, I suppose.
The underground is waking up...Well, that's the spirit.
Melitopol: Partisans attack Russian occupier as he molests teenager, blasts heard in town Mayor
That environment needs to be widespread, all over the Russia rear areas.
According to the partisan, after the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, he was sent to a secret cache in a warehouse near Melitopol. There he found explosives, detonators, Kalashnikov assault rifles, a grenade launcher and two silenced pistols.
I think it will...Interesting details.
Ukrainian partisans in occupied Melitopol reveal details of their activity
So far reading al lot about stuff in Melitopol, but not elsewhere. For this to be effective, it needs to be widespread and constant.
From your lips to God's ears.I think it will...
That's true too.That or other highly connected Russians sending a message about Putin's war...
I do not think Dugin's daughter was the target in any case.Regarding Dugin’s daughter, I think there are three primary possibilities:
- Putin sending a message to Dugin and others in his (Putin’s) circle. This one, I’m a bit dubious about and it was so close to the mark that it got one of the co-authors murdered.
Killing a man‘s daughter isn’t the recommended way of engendering loyalty,