❗️👀 El Mundo: Russian intelligence services planned to assassinate opposition figures Kasparov and Ponomariov in the US
US authorities warned Kasparov this summer that he was a target for the Kremlin. Ponomariov is designated "Victim No. 1" in the US prosecutor's office's files.
The assassin was promised $40,000 for his assassination. The Venezuelan recruited in the US conducted surveillance on locations connected to the target in Washington, took photographs and videos, but declined to carry out the assassination. He was then asked to find another assassin.
The third victim was to be stabbed or doused with gasoline and burned in Vilnius. The Kremlin's plan was to kill "one or two opposition figures" and send a harsh message to others.
🇷🇺 “We don't bomb civilians” is out.
“We’re bombing Kyiv to save lives” is in.
Direct quote:
“So the bad news is that we’re shelling civilian targets. That’s kind of not really our style. And the good news is that it’s being done to save civilian lives.”
— Russian ‘political philosopher’ Alexander Kazakov
As Americans can't afford gas or groceries, this is what Marco Rubio was doing today....
Unveiling new GOLD packaging that the government will use to mail new Passports to us in, instead of USPS envelopes.
It’s artificial intelligence, Sundar.
And in the history of computing, this puerile attempt to rename it simply because of the simpleminded whims of an incompetent and corrupt narcissist will be seen as a failure of leadership, an abandonment of intellectual integrity, and an embarrassment for any who join with him.
This is 16-year-old Katya Budko. Russia killed her in Sumy on September 27 when three guided bombs hit a residential neighborhood💔🕯
She was in her final year of high school. Her school shared: “Katya will forever stay in our hearts as a student, a friend, and an irreplaceable part of our school family.”
@ZlyukaKoshka@KettlebellZen@6SexTillionTons@nypost They are quite commonly found in other ex-USSR states previously colonized by russia. E.g., in Estonia, Latvia, Moldova etc.
You can take a russian out of Russia, but you can't take Russia out of their head.
@ZlyukaKoshka@KettlebellZen@6SexTillionTons@nypost Yes, we call them mankurts. Same kind of people who are recruited by russians on Telegram for sabotaging.
They may have Ukrainian passports, but most of them do not even speak Ukrainian, and identifies themselves as russian or pro-russian, fanboys of "ruski mir".