ClassicFM's news reported yesterday that President Biden had revealed a plan by Russia to mount a 'false flag' attack on itself.
It could signal a new US Government policy of publicising secret military intelligence, which would be a refreshing change, though at the risk of revealing its sources and resources to the enemy.
But it might also be a public relations technique known as 'getting ahead of the story': taking control of the narrative so that we are primed in advance to discount the enemy's version of events.
What form will this attack take, and who will be mounting it? Maybe we will be allowed to know the truth in thirty years' time.
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'Russia might do this, Russia might do that', seems to be a recurring theme through this war.
It's like politicians and media are either trying to sound knowledgeable or relevant. It's probably just bollocks. I doubt they are really sharing war strategies on social media and the telly
In the anonymous comment section that they used to have in one local newspaper, one person wrote, "Does anyone except Biden think that Russia is going to invade Ukraine", the very day that it happened.
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