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Provoking Russian Intervention – Part 26 of The Anglo-American War on Russia

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The first parts of this series focus on decades of American provocations that caused the war in Ukraine, which was a plan to weaken Russia. Losing this proxy war was not considered, and no strategy exists to prevent a Russian victory. Recent interviews appeared in American corporate news that exposed even more provocations.

The CIA built a series of small bases in Ukraine along Russia’s borders a decade ago to conducted covert operations in Russia. President Joseph Biden admitted the United States had placed nuclear armed missiles in Ukraine. Russia can cite gross violations of the 1991 Belovezha Accords by Ukraine as a reason to intervene with military forces, or cite its right in the UN Charter to take enforcement actions against enemy states from World War II.

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“CIA’s deep partnership with Ukrainian intelligence”; ABC News; January 16, 2025;   • CIA’s deep partnership with Ukrainian…  

“Biden Shares ‘Serious Concern’ for U.S. Democracy”; MSNBC interview; January 16, 2025; https://www.msnbc.com/the-last-word/w…

“UN Charter, former World War II enemies can be invaded by the USA or Britain”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UN_Enem…

Related Tales: “The Anglo-American War on Russia”;    • The Anglo-American War on Russia  

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Bilderberg controls NATO.

PUTIN, no Minsk 3. Lukashenko, EU is done. Trump, annex Greenland. Starmer, Russia menace UK streets