Pro-NATO media doubles down on propaganda narrative about Moscow terror attack

As with all imperialist war propaganda over the war in Ukraine, the narrative spouted by the <em>New York Times </em>and the <em>Financial Times</em> relies on a complete obfuscation and distortion of facts and context.

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