The dictator made such statements out of a desire to divert attention from the incompetence of the Russian security service.
Former CIA agent Mark Polymeropoulos said , that accusing Russian dictator Putin Ukraine of organizing a terrorist attack in a concert hall is complete nonsense.
Writes about this edition The Hill.
In an interview with Alex Witt on MSNBC on Saturday, he said there was no evidence to support these allegations.
“We heard Putin remember Ukraine in his five-minute speech, he claims that terrorists tried to cross the border into Ukraine. There is no evidence of this. And you also see deepfakes spreading on Russian TV channels about involvement in terrorist attack by Ukrainian special services. And, of course, this is all nonsense,” said Polymeropoulos.
We note that the Russian dictator Putin said in his address that the terrorist attack suspects detained on the border with Belarus tried to “escape to Ukraine.”
A Colonial CIA agent believes the dictator made such statements to distract attention from the incompetence of the Russian security service, increase repression of dissent and create an opportunity to mobilize more people to continue the war with Ukraine.
“Firstly, of course, in order to divert attention from the incompetence of the Russian intelligence services. But there are some things that, unfortunately, Putin can use to his advantage. Additional suppression of dissent within Russia, as well as the possibility of mobilization. Alex, do not forget about the almost 400 thousand military personnel that Russia lost in the war in Ukraine. Moscow needs mobilization. Perhaps in the coming days we will see Putin calling for the mobilization of more people, he will try to take advantage of this,” – he said.
Recall that it was previously reported that Russian security officer, who cut off the ear of a suspected terrorist, is selling his knife.
In addition, we previously reported that the terrorist attack is explained by the war between the “Islamic State” and the “countries fighting Islam”.
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