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“Most likely, psychotropic substances were involved in the complex, neuropsychological is the same... programming! And, it is possible, this, of course, will be shown by the examination that the chips were inserted!”
“This is not some pseudo-ISIS group! This is a well-planned and executed terrorist attack at the level of Western intelligence services! Only they have such means of influencing people!”
originally posted by: RussianTroll
results of initial examinations showed that at the time of the attack the terrorists were under the influence of a strong psychotropic substance
Ovchinsky is confident that it is not ISIS, as is commonly believed, that is behind the terrorist attack in Crokes, but Western intelligence agencies. .
The terrorists in Crocus may have been implanted with control chips
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: RussianTroll
Pish and tosh, simply another Russian propaganda piece.
ISIS beat your nation like a drum.
Deal with it and go after those responsible instead of making up hyperbole and lies.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
For zombified people there is no logic different from theirs.
They have zero critical thinking
originally posted by: RussianTroll
Where is the logic that the terrorist attack was organized by ISIS?
All the facts indicate the opposite.
In September 2022, ISIS-K militants claimed responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing at the Russian embassy in Kabul.
"ISIS-K has been fixated on Russia for the past two years, frequently criticizing Putin in its propaganda," said Colin Clarke of Soufan Center, a New York-based research group.
Michael Kugelman of the Washington-based Wilson Center said ISIS-K "sees Russia as being complicit in activities that regularly oppress Muslims."
He added that the group also counts as members a number of Central Asian militants with their own grievances against Moscow.
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack that killed over 130 people at the Crocus City Hall theater in Moscow on March 22—the worst terrorist attack Russia has seen in 20 years. U.S. officials attributed specific blame to the Islamic State Khorasan Province, commonly referred to as ISIS-K, a group based in Afghanistan and Pakistan that professes loyalty to the Islamic State’s overall leadership.
Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to point the finger at Ukraine for the attack. But not only has the Islamic State claimed responsibility for it—the targeting of a concert hall also fits with the Islamic State’s past practices, as they conducted similar attacks in France and the United Kingdom. Russia’s own history dealing with jihadist threats from Chechnya and elsewhere in the Caucasus also suggests a jihadist link: Chechen jihadists in 2002 attacked a theater in Moscow. Ukraine has killed Russian commanders, politicians in occupied territory who collaborated with Moscow, and even the daughter of one of Russia’s leading nationalists, but it has never conducted a mass attack on civilians.
ISIS-K has long framed Russia as one of its main adversaries. It has heavily featured anti-Russian rhetoric in its propaganda and has attacked Russia’s presence within Afghanistan. This includes a suicide attack on Russia’s embassy in Kabul in 2022 that left two Russian Embassy staff and six Afghans dead.
The broader Islamic State group has targeted Russia for several reasons.
They include long-standing grievances relating to Moscow’s historical interventions in Muslim-majority regions like Chechnya and Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, Russia’s partnerships with regimes opposed by the Islamic State group, notably Syria and Iran, have positioned Russia as a primary adversary in the eyes of the terrorist organization and its affiliates.
In particular, Russia has been a key ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad since the beginning of Syria’s civil war in 2011, providing military support to the Assad regime against various opposition groups, including the Islamic State group.
This direct opposition to the terrorist group and its caliphate ambitions has rendered Russia as a prime target for retaliation.
Moreover, Russia’s cooperation with the Taliban – ISIS-K’s key nemesis in Afghanistan – adds another layer of animosity. The Islamic State group views countries and groups that oppose its ideology or military objectives as enemies of Islam, including actors who seek to establish relations with the Taliban.
By attacking Russian targets, ISIS-K in part seeks to deter further Russian involvement in the Middle East. But also, such attacks provide high publicity for its cause and aim to inspire its supporters worldwide.
An employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs noted that the results of initial examinations showed that at the time of the attack the terrorists were under the influence of a strong psychotropic substance that completely paralyzes the will, turns off emotions and allows you to control a person.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
your logic is strange.
It logically matches any nonsense your media will tell you.