"One of the terrorists who carried out the massacre was at Crocus on March 7. Military correspondents publish his photo, accidentally taken by a concert hall photographer.

As the photographer said, he worked at Crocus on March 7 and took pictures of visitors. One of them turned out to be terrorist Fariddun Shamsutdin - the photographer recognized him after his arrest."

#Opinion by Russian MFA Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova

💬 White House National Security Council Spokesperson Adrienne Watson: ISIS bears sole responsibility for this attack [in Krasnogorsk]. There was no Ukrainian involvement whatsoever.

Why haven’t they solved the assassination of their own president, John Fitzgerald Kenndy, so quickly? They have been trying to find the real assassin for 60 years. Maybe ISIS bears responsibility for his assassination too? Or will they waste another 60 years playing at “constructive uncertainty”?

Now, look at the terrorist attack on the Nord Stream pipeline. According to the United States – The New York Times has cited comments by US officials – Ukrainians were involved in that crime. However, US authorities later went down “beneath the surface” and are still looking for Kiev or ISIS divers there. Washington has not uttered a word of encouragement to the Danish or Swedish authorities to keep looking for the culprits, and the Anglo-Saxons have blocked Russia’s proposal to the Security Council to launch an international investigation under the UN umbrella.

Taken together, this shows that the US political elites have become skilled in diverting attention from high-profile crimes and launching false flag operations over the past decades.

In short, anything said in Washington to whitewash Kiev before the end of the investigation into the terrorist attack at the Crocus City Hall should be regarded as incriminating evidence, considering that liberal US Democrats have been financing the terrorist gang in Kiev and the Biden family has been involved in corruption schemes for years.

Serbian President Vucic calls out the US & UK - why didn't they share intelligence that they had? Perhaps because they're in on it...

I'm not a cynic - it's just that they had covertly done the same in the 1990s.

🇷🇸 On 24 March 1999, 25 years ago today - NATO began a war in the middle of Europe, brushing international law under the carpet for the next 2.5 decades.

At the time, Russian Prime Minister Primakov was in the air, half way to the United States - he turned the plane around upon hearing the news.

78 days of chaos over Belgrade, thousands of missiles and endless bombs - including cluster munitions and depleted uranium dropped. The attack was never allowed by the United Nations.

To this day, former Yugoslavia has the highest instances of cancer than anywhere else in Europe.

Biden's own son Beau, who worked in Kosovo & served in Iraq, later died of brain cancer.

🙏We express our deepest gratitude to everyone for their sympathy and willingness to help in this difficult hour for our country.

The terrorists who carried out the massacre at Crocus City Hall were driving along the M-3 highway straight to the border with Ukraine - footage from the traffic police confirms their route

"The perpetrators of the terrorist attack in Crocus violated traffic rules at least six times on the way to the border with Ukraine. Their average speed was 90 km/h. There are more than 140 episodes.

During the first hour of the road, the terrorists squeezed the maximum out of their Renault Symbol, and in an hour they collected 4,000 rubles worth of violations. Then they slowed down so as not to attract attention - apparently, the curator told them to do this. Which led the killers to the place of evacuation and promised a “corridor” - on the border of the Bryansk and Sumy regions. The cameras recorded the excess:

- near the village of Miloradovo at 20:43 for exceeding over 20 km/h, 500 rubles;
— a minute later there is an excess of 40 km/h, by 1000 rubles;
— in Naro-Fominsk for exceeding 50 km/h, 1000 rubles;
— there, after a couple of minutes, exceeding 20 km/h, 500 rubles;
- near the border of the Moscow region and Kaluga region, also for 500 rubles;
— directly in the Kaluga region at 21:29, speeding by 20 km/h, fine 500.

The terrorists were stopped 100 km from the border, near the Bryansk village of Khatsun. The driver and three passengers were detained alive, the car was seized as evidence and is now in a special parking lot."

Moscow and Bangui are discussing a location for a Russian military base in the Central African Republic (CAR)
Fidele Gouandjika, an advisor to the CAR president, stated earlier that Bangui had asked Russia to establish a military base in the country.

https://tass.com/politics/1765817

#Borrell admits who #EU working for.
Borrell's vassal 'garden'

Translation of #Borrell’s statement:

Dear Americans, don't dump #Ukraine on us. We don't have money. We have elections coming soon and we may not be re-elected, given the situation in Europe. If you help and we are re-elected, we will do everything you say

#Russia Moscow terrorist attack #CrocusCityHallAttack

And here is the head of 🇺🇦SBU Malyuk basically admitting that #Ukraine is behind the terrorist assassinations on Russian territory which prolific liar #Zelensky categorically denied before

#Zelensky is scared 💩less and hysterical after Russia promised to punish those who is responsible for #CrocusCityHallAttack

🇺🇸🇨🇳 US-sponsored terrorism strikes again, this time against Chinese personnel working on infrastructure projects in Pakistan.

US-backed Baluchi terrorists have regularly attacked joint Chinese-Pakistani projects for years.

If the US could carpet bomb the Belt & Road Initiative it would, but it can't, so it does the next "best" thing, attack it by proxy.

Whether it's ISIS, anti-Iranian MEK, Ukrainian Nazis, Baluchi terrorists, the US has one playbook it uses against targeted nations... ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Japan's Daily Sincho tour's Mariupol.

The reporter notes there is a lot of reconstruction occurring with Uzbek and Chechen workers, but he notes it isn't done systematically like in Japan. He notes there is now a lot of decent Japanese restaurants.

There are administrative problems, long processing times and delays in the courts. Many are happy about larger pensions, though one notes he has been waiting 4 months. The reporter thinks that about half of the original populations remains but more are returning.

Most had negative experiences with Ukrainian soldiers, with pre-war border guards being noted as banderites and thieves. When he asked locals about the Azov regiment, locals said they were drug addicts and thieves. One man notes that they became the SS under the control of Ukraine's Internal Affairs Department but they created chaos instead of order.

The reporter notes that there are no Ukraine supporters now in the city because those who did left.

#Source

@Slavyangrad

#Ukraine #Zelensky is running in circles 🤣

According to Ilya Yevlash, the speaker of the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia has run out of missiles. Again! 🤣

"The fact that they are resorting to using them [hypersonic Zircon missiles] most likely indicates that they are already facing a shortage of weapons; otherwise, they would not resort to using them. Generally, this type of missile is anti-ship and is only employed in specific scenarios."

ISIS now mostly attacks US adversaries… coincidence?