All employees of the Russian Embassy in London have left?

a reply to: Wookiep

Ivanov has been a known warmonger only thing I can try to predict based of what seems is that the coup has succeeded, military officials for the party are in power getting ready to announce the removal of Putin and declaration of war. Now to those that blindly think people in power attack before they declare war is just outright dumb your Americans and you know what happened on pearl harbor, Roosevelt declared the attack and in the same speech we are at war. At this point all it takes is one of the Russian officials in power to assume something is an attack to justify it. Especially against a well known enemy. Aka USA.

Again speculation at best as we do not have any trusted info at this point but "New" developments keep popping up.

Whilst something may be up with Putin himself, i find the embassy story hard to believe.

There is journalists monitoring this kind of stuff at all hours of the day, political journalists who get paid to know this kind of information. If it's not all over mainstream media right now, it's probably not true - It would be a huge power trip to the US and UK if they could announce Putin's death or whatever it may be, before Russia.

a reply to: Capitalsource

And if they left under presumed vacation from a singular embassy and only the defense part of it would not bring any red flags to msm. Thus the mass speculation no one knows right now that does t really know.

Along with no flag flying on the Kremlin, it is dark at night.

earthcam Kremlin no lights at night

The Kremlin is offline. Nobody seems to be in power to even turn the damn lights on.

The citizens of Moscow must notice this oddity?

a reply to: TinfoilTP

Possibly a diversion of power for other means? And at 3 am in the am I doubt They are going to notice one building going dark.Especially if their asleep.

a reply to: Vasa Croe
I found this on google but when I click it is says it was 404d it may be something, or maybe not.

Russian spies in Prague - PRAGUE POST | The Voice of ...



www.praguepost.com/eu.../45676-russian-spies-in-pragu...





The Prague Post





3 days ago - Three diplomats were reportedly caught spying in the Czech Republic. ... Prague, March 12 (ČTK) — The Czech counter-intelligence BIS recently exposed three Russian ... It is unclear what he actually did, but he had to leave the Czech ... in Europe's efforts to punish Russia for its interference in Ukraine.

why not close the US one to???
or did they?
is this about UK and nothing to do with US?

a reply to: buddha

That would show were scared most definitely. We cannot allow that.

a reply to: TinfoilTP

Okay,but doesn't Putin work out of his 'dacha'? I thought he did because he was tired of blocking up Russian traffic everyday,so he asked and was granted permission too. So the Kremlin wouldn't be lit up then anyway would it? I don't know since I've never been over there to see it. And I have no idea what the flag being missing would signify over there.

I heard that the Kremlin was only in use for 'special' occasions now. Heck I don't know,I'm guessing like everyone else.

a reply to: Dimithae

The flag has been flying over the Kremlin for 14 years until two days ago. The building is still in daily use.

a reply to: Zaphod58


The flag not flying is very telling to me. It makes me think coup. WW3 is going to be unlike any conflict the world has ever seen. Currency, cyber, and proxy is how it will be fought IMO. We are all too connected now for a good old fashioned kinetic war.

a reply to: Ettenurb

That and the helicopters are what made me twitch.

a reply to: Zaphod58

I don't know about it being trustworthy,but I found this posted tonight,make of it what you will.

www.dailymail.co.uk... el=rss&ns_campaign=1490

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Ettenurb

That and the helicopters are what made me twitch.

If you're perturbed, I'm even more curious now than I was before. Being that you're our aviation guru, I know you know more accurately the significance that certain planes, patterns & flight paths hold. Can you give us an idea as to what you think is going on, at least with their flying toys over there?

a reply to: Nyiah


Well its in the MSM now.

a reply to: Nyiah

I haven't heard anything on their fixed wing forces, which is a good thing actually.

Those helicopters over the Kremlin are extremely interesting though and could have been a force entering the building. One of them is known to have been used for a special operations communications platform in the past. The airspace around the Kremlin has been restricted for decades. Even military aircraft aren't allowed to be there normally.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Nyiah

I haven't heard anything on their fixed wing forces, which is a good thing actually.

Those helicopters over the Kremlin are extremely interesting though and could have been a force entering the building. One of them is known to have been used for a special operations communications platform in the past. The airspace around the Kremlin has been restricted for decades. Even military aircraft aren't allowed to be there normally.

Well....that is very interesting.

a reply to: Zaphod58

That Helicopters happened just this week , right? and the Flag thing fairly recent as well.

I would be curious to see the timeframe of significant events that have occured a week prior to him missing.

Since the last couple of days we have seen some interesting events occur , you think we will probably hear some revaltions by early this week?

a reply to: interupt42

Both occurred in the last 48-72 hours. I'm thinking by Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest we'll hear something.

He's supposed to meet with the president of Kyrgyzstan Monday. If that doesn't go off it's almost certainly going to set off bells.

Suddenly it seems those sanctions are taking there toll. What once seemed as a classic spook assassination now seems more like a desperate attempt to stave off a coup? Either past tense and Putin's on the Ritz or holed up somewhere.

So the press is speculating that Medvedev is out as Prime Minister and Putin has disappeared. Something isn't right at the Kremlin.

Also, someone mentioned a lack of pro-russian tweets and comments, weird seems a little more 'airy' in here too.