“Stanno cercando un pretesto” — Zelenskyj nega l’attacco di droni alla residenza di Putin

Old KGB style. And Trump will accept it.

Oh please, more lies from Trump and Putin, disgustingly predictable.

Meanwhile, how many times has Russia directly tried to kill Zelensky again? I lost count personally.

The Russians as in-born cheats and murder-hobos are naturally well-versed in false flags through their rotten ancestors’ execution of the [“shelling” of Manila](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shelling_of_Mainila#Aftermath) to justify the invasion of Finland in November 1939 as a copy-cat of their fellow fascists’ earlier incidents at [Gleiwitz (Gliwice)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gleiwitz_incident#Context) three months earlier and [Mukden (Shenyang)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukden_incident#) eight years earlier.

At the same time, the Russians don’t truly need a false flag to justify themselves in their bloodlust of the Ukrainians. They’ve long convinced themselves of being [“first among equals” in East Slavdom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All-Russian_nation) and their righteousness in “saving” their oily hides by “protecting” the Ukrainians using a [“Final Solution” that’s already more than 300 years old](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russification_of_Ukraine#Peter_I_and_his_successors).

>…there is the view that the very idea of Russia without Little Russia, or Ukraine is inconceivable. The dean of twentieth-century Russian specialists of Кіеvаn Rus’, Dmitrii Likhachev, best summed up this attitude: “Over the course of the centuries following their division into two entities, Russia and Ukraine have formed not only a political by also a culturally dualistic unity. **Russian culture is meaningless without Ukrainian, as Ukrainian is without Russian**.”

(Excerpted from Magocsi, P.R. “A History of Ukraine: The Land and its Peoples”, University of Toronto Press: 2010)

>I started to realise they [Russian writers] were introducing Ukrainian characters. While Russians are described almost like angels, Ukrainians are like оrсѕ on the ground, above whom the elites are flying. And they (оrсѕ) always had these accents, like Ukrainians. So I started to understand that they are actually creating something more dangerous than media propaganda because, in Russia’s case, the media propaganda may change tomorrow. Papers will start saying something and then in a week they will think Ukrainians are good again. But books and films are different. I understood that from the mid-2000s, the younger generation were being educated to, not to hate, but to have contempt for Ukrainian-ness, to have contempt for everything Ukrainian – our ways, traditions, church, all these things. **Over the years Russians came to understand that this contemptuousness is expected social behaviour, it is the norm: you have to hate Ukraine a bit – just a bit**.

(observations by [Vadym Prystaiko](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vadym_Prystaiko), former Ukrainian ambassador to the UK, as excerpted from McGlynn, Jade. “Russia’s War”, Polity Press, 2023)

With entrenched and socially-accepted attitudes like these, 140 million+ Russians’ unforgivable application of their deranged obsession and pathological inferiority complex relative to 40 million+ Ukrainians hardly warrants false flags in the final analysis.

So you saying Pootin is creating a false flag senario possibly to dispabalise the pease talks with the US or just looking for an excuse to use more weapons that shouldnt be used.

Zelensky’s elimination is planned.