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The Pentagon said Russias movements mean that if intelligence reports are correct, the conflict could break into the bloodiest fight Europes seen since the second world war.

Attacking your own side and blaming your foe has a long history and a firm grip on the popular imagination. But the internet makes it difficult to pull off – and less desirable.

Tonight, a state of emergency in Ukraine. Kyiv has urged its citizens living in Russia to leave immediately and has called up reservists into its military, bracing for a potential invasion by its neighbor. US defense officials say Vladimir Putin is "as ready as he can be". His recognition of two break-away regions as independent states has triggered Western sanctions. But should they hit harder?

What is a false flag operation that Russia can use to justify invading Ukraine? - False flag operation is a form of propaganda or disinformation that has been used for centuries as a pretext for war.

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An already anxious world, now even more uneasy. Russian President Vladimir Putin officially recognizes the independence of two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine. What happens now? Plus: Credit Suisse leaks shed light on money held by the world's rich and powerful, and Canada's COVID-19 trucker protests settle down.

Ukraine on Monday has dismissed Russian accusations that they attacked two Russian-backed separatist enclaves and called the claims disinformation, according to

TRUDEAU WINS, FOR NOW

 The False Flag TripwireIn the face of 200,000Russian troops encircling Ukraine, many western former notable government officialsincluding the Ukrainian president Zelensky have called for the issuance of draconiansanctions on Russia to discourage it from invading.However thepre-bellicose initiation of sanctions is a tripwire that gives Russiajustification to invade because from its

Amid shelling, Ukrainian, U.S., and allied leaders derided Moscow over a series of highly unconvincing PR stunts.