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Viktor Filinkov is one of eight Russian antifascists arrested in 2017, by Russian FSB agents, who tortured the arrestees and then had them convicted of belonging to "the Network," a nonexistent terror cell completely fabricated by the FSB itself. Like the other arrestees in the case, Viktor is serving a very severe prison sentence. More information about the case and how you can support Viktor here.

[megalofasz]

Meet Petr Panasiuk, an “ordinary peaceful farmer”, protesting on the Poland-Ukraine border.

Coincidentally, Mr. Panasiuk is registered on Russian social media platform “VKontakte” and is listed in the “Peacemaker” database as an agent of the Russian special services.

On social media, Mr. Panasiuk enjoys posting Russian propaganda narratives and calling to end all support for Ukraine.

@liveukraine_media

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

By Gary Wilson

FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov dropped a bombshell on March 26, accusing the U.S., Britain, and Ukraine of orchestrating the horrific March 22 concert hall attack in Krasnogorsk, near Moscow, that left 144 dead and 360 injured.

[savlina]

I recently realized that I never presented you with Sofia’s complete equipment. So take a look.

Two lines that are often found on Sophie's clothes matter. They represent her two personalities. The one that exists for society. The other is the side of her soul, which is closed from everyone and hides in her cruel work

SVD is her favourite sniper rifle, never let her down.

And some more Easter eggshells about Sophia's past

[tomorrowusa]

Living in a police state means you're governed by criminals who ignore threats to public safety.

It turns out that the four terror suspects were from Tajikistan though living in Russia. This is essentially an internal matter. Putin's secret police were too busy murdering political opponents and harassing dissidents to be concerned about the threat of terrorism from within.

Moscow terror attack: Russian massacre suspects’ homeland Tajikistan is plagued by poverty and religious strife

Putin buddy Emomali Rahmon is Tajikistan's kleptocratic “Leader of the Nation” – essentially dictator for life. Like Russia, the country is undemocratic but holds sham elections for window dressing.

The pro-democracy organization Freedom House lists Tajikistan as a Consolidated Authoritarian Regime. It's a place only a dictator would love.

Tajikistan: Nations in Transit 2023 Country Report | Freedom House

[chrysocomae]

Yahoo article above

[ohsalome]

HOW THE FSB SUPERVISES UKRAINIAN TRAITORS: a deanon of Russian intelligence agents

An important video to watch to those who believe in reading russian media because "balance", "unbiased view" and "truth is somewhere inbetween". People who have not lived under russian occupation for the last few centuries are woefully unfamiliar with how their intelligence works and keep on spreading bullshit about "organ transplantation", "biolabs", "ukrainians bombing don bass" and "nato promises" written by the fsb handlers for their uncritical consumption.

Press on the gear -> Choose subtitles -> Choose automatic translation

[workersolidarity]

[ 📹 After Russian authorities tried to stop a white Renault sedan, the same vehicle the terrorists that attacked Crocus City Hall were seen escaping in, the vehicle refused to stop, after which Russian police opened fire on and overturned the vehicle. After pulling one of the suspects out of the sedan, tying the man up, he is interrogated, telling local authorities that he was offered half a million rubles to engage in the attack.]

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AS THE U.S. BLAMES ISIS FOR TERRORIST ATTACK AT CROCUS CITY HALL, RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES ARREST MERCENARIES TRYING TO ESCAPE TO UKRAINE

As the United States tries to pin the blame for the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall on the ISIS extremist group, Russian authorities arrested 11 men in relation to the event, including the four gunmen responsible for the carnage at the concert hall as they attempted to cross into Ukrainian territory.

Recently, the ISIS extremist group, which has a history of working on and off with the Intelligence agencies of the United States, and have been accused of acting as proxy for the U.S., claimed responsibility for the attack through its associated news agency Amaq on its Telegram channel.

However, in a recent address to the Russian people, newly reelected Russian President, Vladimir Putin, told the country's population that the attackers made arrangements with Ukrainian authorities to open a window for which the attackers would escape over the border into Ukraine.

According to Russian media, on the morning of March 23rd, a white Renault sedan, the same vehicle the suspects were seen escaping from the Crocus City Hall in, was seen heading towards Ukraine, about 100km (62mi) from the border.

The suspects refused to stop for local police, after which, police forces opened fire on the vehicle, overturning the sedan and wounding one of the suspects.

After pulling one of the suspects out of the vehicle, police tied the man up and attempted to interrogate him on camera.

The video, published online by local authorities, shows the suspect being interrogated on his knees, shaking and barely able to answer the authorities questions.

During the short interrogation, the suspect tells Russian authorities that he received the task of the terrorist attack after following a "preacher" on Telegram. At some point, the "preacher's assistant" assigned him the attack on Crocus, offering him half a million rubles to shoot up the concert hall, even paying half the sum before hand.

“I listened to the preacher... His assistant wrote to me... about a month ago,” the detainee said.

He goes on say to Russian authorities that after a conversation with the "preacher's assistant," he received the task of "killing people."

Russian news outlet Ria Novosti described the information extracted from the suspect as follows:

"After some time, he admits that through an Internet resource where he listened to sermons, recruiters contacted him and offered to commit mass murder for 500 thousand rubles. Half was transferred in advance to the card, the rest was promised after completing the task. They also provided weapons. Who exactly it was is still unknown. According to the terrorist, he flew to Russia from Turkey on March 4."

Meanwhile, another suspect said that he met a man named "Abdullah" on Telegram, after which he was offered a job.

"We went to Dmitrovskoe Highway and bought a car from the relatives of a new friend. We are probably talking about the same Renault vehicle," the suspect is quoted as saying.

The suspects have since been taken for questioning by the Investigative Committee.

According to the Russian intelligence services, known as the FSB, the suspects have contacts in Ukraine and intended to cross the border where the Ukrainian authorities had opened a window for the attackers to escape into the warring country.

The FSB says the attack was carefully planned, with a cache of weapons that were hidden for the attackers to use.

Russian authorities have since detained a total of 11 suspects, four of whom have been shot by Russian forces.

According to some Russian reports, at least some of the attackers were natives of Tajikistan, however the authorities have not confirmed this information and asked that journalists "refrain from disseminating unverified and unreliable information."

The death toll in the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack rose today to 137 people killed, while another 180 were injured in the attack.

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[uovoc]

@earl-of-221b you were right the new Investiture of the Gods slapped actually. We walked in and I saw a bunch of guys in armor with swords and I was like "oh no it's gonna be one of those interminable war flicks" but then it was good. I was big crying at Ji Fa returning home and then it just ended. what the fuck. Also every scene with the God Squad was delightful.

[odinsblog]

I know tankies and Republicans are sad to see Putin get coup’d but I’m just hoping to hear Swan Lake playing on loop on Russian media outlets 🍿

[antifainternational]

Maxim Ivankin is one of eight Russian antifascists arrested in 2017, by Russian FSB agents, who tortured the arrestees and then had them convicted of belonging to "the Network," a nonexistent terror cell completely fabricated by the FSB itself. Like the other arrestees in the case, Maxim is serving a very severe prison sentence. More information about the case and how you can support Maxim here.

[stealth-skills]

[taiwantalk]

must watch.

and on this, i question, what other false flag operation did putin commit? could putin have orchestrated false flag worldwide?

who could have figured out if putin was orchestrating false flag operations worldwide when russia was supposedly democratic back then?

if putin could killed 300 russians in 1999, what else could putin have done?

read this stuff below and keep a copy of it before it disappears.

unfortunately, these will all sound very much like conspiracy theory. i know no world authority is seriously looking into this. if anything at all, it's way too dark.... but if it's true, putin is the single most dangerous and destructive person on earth ever since he came to power. hitler, stalin, mao would all have to take a backseat to putin when it comes to evil.

[savlina]

Nikto/Sofia

Background

The most unexpected thing for Sofia is his appearance five years later. “Just yesterday” they worked together at the FSB, and now in front of her stands a person who is absolutely lost to her.

The meeting took place on June 8th, 2023, in the city of Vondel. They were on a joint reconnaissance mission.

This was four months before officially joining Task Force 141. At that time, she had signed two contracts with KorTac.

[tomorrowusa]

It's difficult to comprehend how stupid Prigozhin was to think that he could still flit around Russia with impunity after his June mutiny. Working with Putin for decades somehow failed to enlighten him on the nature of his boss.

'Message Sent': Russian Elite, Nationalists On Notice After Prigozhin's Presumed Death

I may have some qualms about Wikipedia but I'll readily admit that they are good at compiling lists. This is a particularly useful one.

Suspicious deaths of Russian businesspeople (2022–2023)

Despite the title, it's not limited to people in business – though they do make up the bulk of the names. It includes politicians and anybody who might loosely be considered an opponent of Putin. If I counted correctly, there are 44 names – with Yevgeny Prigozhin and his deputy being the last two. It does not include people who were killed before the start of 2022. This shorter list from Yahoo UK does include several victims killed earlier.

Putin is running his own version of Murder Incorporated out of the Kremlin. The excellent investigative journalism site Bellingcat wrote about a branch of the FSB (successor to the KGB) which is in charge of political hits.

"V" For “Vympel”: FSB’s Secretive Department “V” Behind Assassination Of Georgian Asylum Seeker In Germany

The in-depth article concentrates on one case but there's a lot of information which details overall operations of Putin's murder bureaucracy.

Putin's old day job was a colonel in the KGB. In Soviet times the KGB and its predecessors had a department nicknamed "wet affairs" (мокрые дела) which engaged in assassinations. It engineered the murder of Leon Trotsky in Mexico.

Killing opponents is in Putin's blood. The only differences are that in this century Putin has no qualms about operating inside Russia itself and against supposed opponents who don't directly threaten him. Putin is as paranoid as Stalin.

It's puzzling to consider how Prigozhin probably knew all this but still thought he could go about his business as usual.

One lesson here is that if you are taking action against Putin, don't stop before you've completed it. The June mutiny may have succeeded if Prigozhin didn't get wet feet on the road to Moscow – and it would be Putin who had the most high profile funeral in Russia this year.