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Russia prepares false flag provocation at ZNPP – Ukrainian intelligence - Vimarsana News

Russia prepares false flag provocation at ZNPP – Ukrainian intelligence

Russian forces are planning a false flag attack at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), involving the use of heavy artillery, Ukrainian Military Intelligence said in a Telegram post on July 19.

Source: yahoo.com
Russia may attack civilian vessels in Black Sea and blame Ukraine, White House warns - Vimarsana News

Russia may attack civilian vessels in Black Sea and blame Ukraine, White House warns

Russia may attack merchant vessels in the Black Sea as a false flag attack against Ukraine, the White House warned on July 19.

Source: yahoo.com
Russian invaders mine the Crimean Titan plant – what will happen if they blow it up - Vimarsana News

Russian invaders mine the Crimean Titan plant – what will happen if they blow it up

The Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) is not the only dangerous facility where the Russian invaders have prepared to cause another man-made ecological catastrophe.

Source: yahoo.com
West Using Nuclear Weapons Provocation to Drum Up Anti-Russia Coalition - Security Council Head - Vimarsana News

West Using Nuclear Weapons Provocation to Drum Up Anti-Russia Coalition - Security Council Head

The Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on November 2 reiterating Moscow's conviction that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought amid... 03.11.2022, Sputnik International

Weapons Sent to Ukraine Could Be Used by Russia to Fake Attacks, U.S. Fears - Vimarsana News

Weapons Sent to Ukraine Could Be Used by Russia to Fake Attacks, U.S. Fears

The State Department said pro-Russian efforts to capture Ukrainian weapons "has been the main vector of diversion so far and could result in onward transfers."