If Russia, on the one hand, wants to accuse NATO and the United States of using nuclear weapons, on the other hand it is preparing the ground for the now famous “first nuclear strike”, using as a pretext the danger that the US wants to do right now. To confess it, the head of the Russian Armed Forces’ Radiation, Chemical and Bioprotection Troops, Igor Kirillov, said when asked by Russia’s TASS: “The Russian Defense Ministry has information about the preparation of provocations by the United States accuse the Russians Armed forces to use nuclear, chemical, biological or tactical weapons ». According to Kirillov, in practice, Americans will use nuclear or chemical bombs to blame Russia, just what the West claims Russia itself wants to do. Of course, in modern times, and especially in light of what has been seen in Ukraine so far, the false flag pretext is used again and again to cover up or justify one’s malice.
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The problem is that given the nature of some war scenarios in particular, the use of “shocking” devices is more real than ever. Just think of Azovstal, the Mariupol Steelworks, where yesterday a brief offensive by Chechen troops and Donetsk popular militias resumed, and where Ukrainians have in recent days denounced Russia’s use of chemical weapons, which many see as the only way forward What is left of the Azov Battalion and the Ukrainian 36th Brigade barricaded in the Soviet-era underground beehive in anticipation of possible nuclear attacks is believed to be found. And this interior still houses several hundred civilians who were not evacuated even yesterday given the umpteenth failure of negotiations to open humanitarian corridors. The Russians, who have now conquered all parts of the city, do not want to allow the Ukrainians to be evacuated to areas they do not control.
Meanwhile, the Donbass offensive, while not yet unleashed on a large scale, has allowed the Moscow army to penetrate dozens of small towns, Ukraine itself has admitted, contradicting British intelligence observations over the past 24 hours the Russians made no significant progress. Olena Symonenko, city councilor of Zelenskyy, said in a TV interview that in the Donetsk region alone, no fewer than 42 small towns fell into Russian hands within 24 hours. If, on the contrary, the Ukrainian army is retaking ground, especially around the city of Kharkiv, yesterday the nightmare of a Russian invasion of Odessa, which was hit by a violent rocket attack, returned.
Six cruise missiles were fired at the Black Sea city, allegedly launched from the Caspian Sea by the Russian Tupolev Tu-95 strategic bomber. Of the six, two were intercepted, two hit military infrastructure and two other residential buildings, killing five people including a newborn baby. Meanwhile, Russian officer Azatbek Omurbekov, known as “Bucha’s Butcher,” has been promoted from lieutenant colonel to colonel. “A push to commit new war crimes,” the Kyiv Ministry of Defense wrote on Twitter.