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Muscovite ("Russian" ) war on Ukraine

what bothers me about western strategy in relation to russia's occupation is we cynically yield everything we can learn about unconvential warfare tactics visavis the psyops, and use it to externalise blame for elites political failings on a vague misty enemy, in hillary's case spies, in order to deflect the fact her targets- like leaks- are more in the style of the samizdat press and ***** riot.
 
Any fault US has in Ukraine is Obama, Kerry. and Trump, Tillerson being too

cozy with russia.. Many accuse US of starting it, but we only gave the

same types of aid to Ukraine, before Maidan, that we gave to russia..

The hybrid war, we have those that know how to win over it,

but the leaders have got to let them..Ed
 
Misrepresenting the facts on the ground
Another prevalent theme in pro-Kremlin disinformation this week was the war in Ukraine. Specifically, there
was disinformation targeting international observers in Ukraine and made up stories about the Ukrainian Armed forces.

One story spread in pro-Kremlin outlets was that the Ukrainian Armed forces had killed a boy in Donetsk
through shelling. But in fact, the tragic death of the boy was caused by an unexploded mine according
to local Donetsk authorities. This was also reported by the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to
Ukraine (SMM) who followed up on the information and came to the same conclusion as the local authorities.

The SMM was then accused of not acting independently by Russian state-controlled TV; it was stated on
a popular TV show that the independent monitoring mission receives instructions from Western Europe about
what to report on. No evidence was presented to support the accusations.

Now you can see why RT, who acts same way, was forced to register as foreign agent in the USA......Ed
 
Misrepresenting the facts on the ground
Another prevalent theme in pro-Kremlin disinformation this week was the war in Ukraine. Specifically, there
was disinformation targeting international observers in Ukraine and made up stories about the Ukrainian Armed forces.

One story spread in pro-Kremlin outlets was that the Ukrainian Armed forces had killed a boy in Donetsk
through shelling. But in fact, the tragic death of the boy was caused by an unexploded mine according
to local Donetsk authorities. This was also reported by the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to
Ukraine (SMM) who followed up on the information and came to the same conclusion as the local authorities.

The SMM was then accused of not acting independently by Russian state-controlled TV; it was stated on
a popular TV show that the independent monitoring mission receives instructions from Western Europe about
what to report on. No evidence was presented to support the accusations.

Now you can see why RT, who acts same way, was forced to register as foreign agent in the USA......Ed

Russian TV network registers as foreign agent in US
- NY Daily News

13 nov. 2017 - FILE - In this Oct. 27, 2017, file photo, Russian state-owned television station RT logo is seen at the window of the company's office in Moscow, Russia. Russian state-funded TV channel RT has registered with the Justice Department as a foreign agent after pressure from the U.S. government, documents ...
 
Poroshenko signed the law, which ratified the agreement on the extension of the
mandate of the international
mission looking into the MH17 disaster.

Ukrainian and Dutch governments ratified the agreement on the mission’s
mandate in Ukraine in July 2017;
it has been prolonged several times since then.

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NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg about NATO’s support for Ukraine’s Euroatlantic aspirations
on November 7, and NATO doors opening for Ukraine on November 18 are truly important.
The Alliance, it seems,slowly accepted the inevitable.

NATO’s General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg for the first time acknowledged that Ukraine has truly striven to fully
enter into the Alliance. More than that, NATO not only acknowledges but supports Ukraine’s ambition
to join the organization. And this is no mere formality.

The Leader of the Alliance would not make a statement, if the new position had not been supported by
all the organization’s members, without their full consensus..................

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