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U.S. Secretary od State Antony Blinken

The Guardian — Oct 24, 2022

The US has rejected as “transparently false” Russia’s evidence-free claim that Ukraine is preparing to use a “dirty bomb” on its own territory as part of an escalation of Vladimir Putin’s war.

Secretary of state Antony Blinken told his Ukrainian counterpart, Dmytro Kuleba, on Sunday “the world would see through any attempt by Russia to use this allegation as a pretext for escalation”, and vowed to continue supporting Kyiv for as long as necessary.

Earlier on Sunday, Kuleba denounced Moscow’s claims as “absurd” and “dangerous”, adding: “Russians often accuse others of what they plan themselves”.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy reacted swiftly to Moscow’s claims, calling for a united international response. “If Russia calls and says that Ukraine is allegedly preparing something, it means one thing: Russia has already prepared all this,” Zelenskiy said in a video address on social media. “I believe that now the world should react as harshly as possible.”

Zelenskiy said everyone “understands who is the source of everything dirty that can be imagined in this war. It was Russia who blackmailed with the radiation disaster at the Zaporizhzhia NPP [nuclear power plant].”

On Sunday, Russia’s defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, spoke to his British, French and Turkish counterparts and claimed in all three meetings that Ukraine may use a “dirty bomb”, a conventional weapon containing radioactive material. Shoigu also spoke to Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin, but Moscow did not mention the dirty bomb allegations in its statement summarising that call.

The Russian minister cited no evidence for this claim as he warned of “possible provocations” on the part of Kyiv.

There is no evidence that Ukraine, which gave up its nuclear weapons in the 1990s, has any radioactive material in its military arsenal.

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Comment – Oct 24, 2022

There is indeed no evidence that Ukraine has any nuclear material in its arsenal. That’s because, according to some reports, the nuclear material to be used in the false flag was to have been supplied by the UK.

The only thing that stopped it going ahead was publicity given to Russian claims of an impending nuclear false flag.

However, Ukraine may still be in possession of the material for a dirty bomb so the false flag could still go-ahead at a later date.

Had it not been for the Internet, word about this impending nuclear false flag would not have been so widely publicised. That publicity effectively helped pre-empt whatever plans there were to escalate the war in Ukraine. Without it we could already be well down the road to WWIII.

Instead of investigating Russian claims however, the Guardian simply echoes Western official denials. This is not journalism but propaganda, insofar as it simply repeats the official line without question.

Truly these MSM journalists are intellectual whores, screwing with the truth for their weekly wages. But these wordsmiths are far worse than your ordinary prostitute. In fact there is no comparison to the magnitude of their crimes; because with their lies and distortions these whores help pave the way for wars and bloody conflict.

Like 9/11, the plan seems to have been to shock the world with an act of terror using a dirty nuclear bomb. Then while the world was still traumatised in the immediate aftermath, Russia would have been blamed, just like Bin Laden was after Sept 11.

This would have opened the way for a much bigger conflict with Russia, and just as Bin Laden’s alleged involvement in 9/11 led to the Anglo-American invasion of Afghanistan, this would have potentially led to WWIII. Ed.