49 Replies to “Ukrainian Special Services”

  1. War is easy to start but difficult to stop and collateral damage is to be expected on both sides.

    1. My bloodlust won’t be satisfied until I am drinking Russian babies blood from the skull of a little seven year old Russian girl.

      But I’m really a conservative. Honest. What, don’t you believe me? I’ll even lick your boots in the open comments tonight to prove it.

    2. Wonder if our unbiased moderator will delete this one too?

      When the war started Pootin sent Chechen cutthroats (very special forces soon made good) with a deck of target cards that included Ukrainian leadership and their families. Siberians set ROE, hence high profile orcs are now fair targets. She was a public figure who called for annihilation of Ukraine, she was made good, she got what she deserved.

    3. The story I hear and it sounds plausible, was that the father/daughter switched cars so she was in her father’s car and got blown. The father was the target.

  2. Something like this, there are wayyyyy too many moving pieces behind the screen. For example, Russia benefits from Ukraine involvement because it allows them to take the gloves off. The Russian military is not very good at finesse or targeted strikes. It, also, allows them to continue without forcing a direct confrontation with the US.

    At the same time, it removes the “angelic victim” persona from Ukraine that the media, Ukraine and the current US administration has been trying so hard to cultivate. Worldwide support will be harder to come by.

    Did the Ukraine SS do this? I don’t know. I think it’s just as likely that Russia did it themselves to create a more favorable scenario. They are more than capable of such ruthlessness.

      1. Or CIA.

        I’m only half kidding. Nobody heard of this guy until recently, almost as if the “Putin’s brain” idea is being planted in the media to some larger end. This might be it.

    2. Orson
      “The Russian military is not very good at finesse or targeted strikes” cite some evidence for this statement, as I’v read several reports that refute your statement!

    3. “The Russian military is not very good at finesse or targeted strikes.”
      Another armchair warrior self declares his ignorance of all things military ‘cept o corse, m ‘merica, they hate us for our freedumbs, best military in da world, just ignore the stacks of dead woman and children

        1. The Uke Nazis use these facilities, as Human Shields, just like their Hezbollah friends.

          So naive, so trustworthy of the propaganda mediots

          2. So the Ukrainian country is using Ukrainian facilities to defend Ukraine. And the Russians are choosing to lob bombs into Ukrainian health care facilities hoping there are defenders there. Those damn Uke Nazis!!!

    4. You ignore Putin’s personal connection to her father. Would he kill the daughter of a close colleague? Even if he were willing, It’s too risky.

      1. Yes.
        Would Stalin? Mao? Hitler?

        Would Stalin take out real communist believers and critics of Stalin?
        Did Hitler take out the Brown shirts which brought him to leadership?
        Would Mao start the teenage Red Guard to decapitate Party members?

        Putin’s main, organized internal threat are Russian far right nationalist like imprisoned Navalady. They see Putin as weakening Russia with foreign wars, as corrupt and friends of Jewish oligarchy. ( Kinda what Putin came to power 22 years ago)

        Ever read Shakespeare?
        Heard of Julius Caesar?
        Military bomb plot against Hitler?

        If you were Putin would you trust your KGB?

  3. Just go to rt.com, they have the story in English there.

    Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has made public a video of Ukrainian national Natalya Vovk, identified as the prime suspect in Saturday’s car bombing that killed journalist Darya Dugina in Moscow. The footage published Monday shows Vovk and her teenage daughter entering Russia, inside the building where Dugina lived, and leaving the country in haste.

    Vovk, 43, was named by the FSB on Monday as the prime suspect in the assassination of Dugina. The Ukrainian national arrived in Russia on July 23, using Donetsk People’s Republic license plates to avoid scrutiny. While in Moscow, she swapped the plates on her Mini Cooper to those of Kazakhstan, a friendly former Soviet republic. On Sunday, after the bombing, Vovk drove to Estonia with Ukrainian plates, the FSB said.

    The authorities also said Vovk may have used her teenage daughter as cover to move around Russia more easily. She rented an apartment in the same building where Dugina lived, and was captured on the doorway camera.

    A photo ID of Vovk in the uniform of Ukraine’s National Guard was published in April on the Russian internet, as part of a dox of neo-Nazi Azov regiment members. It lists her surname as Shaban – the surname her daughter used when entering Russia, according to the FSB. Ukraine previously claimed it was not involved in the assassination.

    Dugina, 29, was killed on Saturday evening after attending a conservative family festival near Moscow with her father, philosopher Aleksandr Dugin. Vovk allegedly planted an improvised explosive device under the Toyota SUV that belonged to Dugin, who may have been her intended target.

          1. Sorry to hear about your case of Fudgepacker Pox. I’ve read that it severely impacts mental capacity.

    2. So it sounds like a Russian agent using a teenager as a shield. It’s clearly her fault, not the Uke Nazis.

  5. Something doesn’t smell right in this story. How does Ukraine benefit from this murder? Then again, a party could have acted independently of the Ukrainian government or military. I certainly don’t trust the Russian media to out the truth.

  6. FSB solved this in 24hrs!!!!
    Most amazing police force the world has ever seen! A model for investigative efficiency!

    1. And so, the thoroughly corrupt Ukrainian propaganda is to be believed? All the proven, staged media events, are to be discounted?

      The alphabet networks, are to be believed, after lying about everything since 2015, or before that even?

      Reuters, CP, WaPo, etc, are truthtellers? Seriously?

      1. We get it: you’ve chosen your fantasy world and won’t let anything intrude on it. Snowflake

    2. “FSB solved this in 24hrs!!!!”

      Piece of cake. They solved it at the same time they planned it.

  7. Allan S your last remark was over the line. I’ve removed it. You can make your points without the over the top insults.

    1. Francisco, You can just remove Allah, PERIOD. The so-called trucker is just a spambot from LPC central.

      1. When one has no confidence in a dissenting opinion, it seems insults and condescension is the only way to bolster dissenting arguments.

        1. Actually that wasn’t it at all. It was a rather crude reference to a sequel act , comparing it to the average Russians gullibility.

  8. The young lady just murdered was on Russian TV recently saying that voters in US Blue States are dumb as a box of rocks as the Democrats in those states could not find Ukraine on the map and many of these Biden voters identified Australia as Ukraine. She said it was a Fox News report. Wow, that Tucker Carlson is even watched by Moscow.

    Me, I say Pelosi and Biden had her killed.

  9. So the FSB let this person into their country. They monitored her. Searched her car at one point. Then she killed Dugins daughter and fled with her own daughter to Estonia.

    In doing so she conveniently forgot her “azov” identification. I’m surprised they also didn’t find 100 copies of Sims 3 (look that one up)

    Thus isn’t the first time the FSB has created a story out of thin air of a Ukrainian nazis killing Russians in Russia or attempting to kill them.

  10. I’m at the point now where I don’t believe a damned thing coming from any national security agency on the planet.

  11. Probably ‘internal affairs’, which is a really really bad sign for Putin and his people.

  12. Colonialista same goes for you. Dial back the bigoted language or your comments will get nuked.

  14. The West needs this war to escalate drastically. CIA or their stooge did this. Putin is winning, why would he do this?

  15. “Well they would say that, wouldn’t they…….”

    Given the degree to which Putin’s enemies have a tendency to end up dead, Russian claims on the matter are no great indicator of what happened. Remember who invented the phrase “Politically Correct”.
    Tossing a coin is probably more reliable than taking FSB reports at face value.

  16. This explanation is decidedly different from those for explosions occurring in Crimea where smoking and clumsiness prevail.

  17. Putin better have someone check his car and desk several times a day. This was just a “warning”. Lots of Russian kids dying for nothing and all that potential grift with Biden’s people going to waste. Then there are the Oh So Helpful Chinese who still have claims on Siberia.

    FSB wants a lid on this and Quick.

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