There is no such thing as kremlin internet. The Russians do smuggling western internet gears via China or other countries as Vietnam, Swiss or elsewhere. The problem is such internet gears are not supported, full of bugs, vulnerabilities. Good for other to spy on. I believe the Russians buy Huawei gears, too. Good for Chinese to spy on.
You're either purposely deflecting and looking the other way or you're genuinely blind if you refute that external entities had no hand in the regime change operation in Ukraine. John McCain, Victoria Nuland, Oleksii Arestovych, Joe Biden just to name a few who have been caught via tapped phones or on video admitting to purposely incite the populous and engineer the Maidan against the democratic government elect in Ukraine. But as stated, continue to bury your head in the sand.
Are you for real? jstor is based in the US. Of course they'll release "academic research" which is peer reviewed by pro-US individuals before publication. I wouldn't take it as ultimate truth. Just like the UN, such organisations are manipulated.Meanwhile, let's have a look at some Academic research:
EUROMAIDAN: Ukraine's Self-Organizing Revolution on JSTOR
Nadia Diuk, EUROMAIDAN: Ukraine's Self-Organizing Revolution, World Affairs, Vol. 176, No. 6 (MARCH / APRIL 2014), pp. 9-16www.jstor.org
Impact of Repression on Mobilization on JSTOR
Andrii Gladun, Impact of Repression on Mobilization, Social Justice, Vol. 46, No. 2/3 (156), Special Issue: Policing the Protest Cycle of the 2010s (2019), pp. 29-50www.jstor.org
Do you really think that Russia is a completely innocent party and has never intervened in the internal affairs of other countries and have never invaded other countries? To name a few: (1) Soviet Union invaded Poland in 1939. (2) Soviet Union invaded Finland in 1939; (3) Soviet Union invaded Baltic states such as Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in 1940; (4) Soviet Union motivated North Korea to invade South Korea in 1950; (5) Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968; (6) Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979; (7) Russia intervened in Moldova to shape its political landscape in 1992; (8) Russia intervened in Georgia to support Georgian separatists in 2008; (9) Russia intervened in Ukraine to support President Viktor Yanukovych in 2014; and (10) Russia intervened in Syria to support Assad administration in 2015.
Russian armed groups are also active in Africa:
Russia’s Wagner in Africa | Crisis Group
This week on The Horn, Alan is joined by Julia Steers, Nairobi bureau chief and correspondent for VICE News, to discuss the Russian military contractor Wagner's operations in Africa, why African countries partner with the group and how Western governments are responding.www.crisisgroup.org
This too:
Russia Secretly Gave $300 Million to Political Parties and Officials Worldwide, U.S. Says (Published 2022)
A U.S. intelligence review found that Russian agencies and figures aimed to exert political influence abroad and sway elections on behalf of the Kremlin.www.nytimes.com
Peaceful innocent Russians, right.
Makafat-e-amal is in the works now.
If it was not a decoy why the hell they put it out there under such a risk? It has massive range.
Ukraine put the system close to the front as they want to provide air coverage for Ukraine’s offensive. The closer the faster reaction time. Maybe it was not a brilliant idea with white camouflage.
@LeGenD
Well researched, as always, but it's gonna fall on deaf ears to the people who need to read it.YouTube Ukro-Nazis? What makes you think these people are not lying? I see a great amount of disinformation on YouTube. People will lie for money.
Can you prove in the International Court of Justice that the Ukrainian Euromaiden protests were fake and a part of American conspiracy? Who is stopping you if you have undeniable proof? Go ahead and prove it.
Meanwhile, let's have a look at some Academic research:
EUROMAIDAN: Ukraine's Self-Organizing Revolution on JSTOR
Nadia Diuk, EUROMAIDAN: Ukraine's Self-Organizing Revolution, World Affairs, Vol. 176, No. 6 (MARCH / APRIL 2014), pp. 9-16
Impact of Repression on Mobilization on JSTOR
Andrii Gladun, Impact of Repression on Mobilization, Social Justice, Vol. 46, No. 2/3 (156), Special Issue: Policing the Protest Cycle of the 2010s (2019), pp. 29-50
Do you really think that Russia is a completely innocent party and has never intervened in the internal affairs of other countries and have never invaded other countries? To name a few: (1) Soviet Union invaded Poland in 1939. (2) Soviet Union invaded Finland in 1939; (3) Soviet Union invaded Baltic states such as Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in 1940; (4) Soviet Union motivated North Korea to invade South Korea in 1950; (5) Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968; (6) Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979; (7) Russia intervened in Moldova to shape its political landscape in 1992; (8) Russia intervened in Georgia to support Georgian separatists in 2008; (9) Russia intervened in Ukraine to support President Viktor Yanukovych in 2014; and (10) Russia intervened in Syria to support Assad administration in 2015.
Russian armed groups are also active in Africa:
Russia’s Wagner in Africa | Crisis Group
This week on The Horn, Alan is joined by Julia Steers, Nairobi bureau chief and correspondent for VICE News, to discuss the Russian military contractor Wagner's operations in Africa, why African countries partner with the group and how Western governments are responding.
This too:
Russia Secretly Gave $300 Million to Political Parties and Officials Worldwide, U.S. Says (Published 2022)
A U.S. intelligence review found that Russian agencies and figures aimed to exert political influence abroad and sway elections on behalf of the Kremlin.
Peaceful innocent Russians, right.
Makafat-e-amal is in the works now.
Ukrainian democracy has continued with Presidential elections and Yanukovych's successor Poroshenko paid heed to socioeconomic needs of the Ukrainian masses. And even Poroshenko lost to Zelenskyy due to corruption charges. Ukrainian people have values, not dumb sheeps.
