We See What Others Cannot
The image presents a headline from the Financial Times stating that UK authorities are investigating possible Russian involvement in arson attacks linked to Prime Minister Keir Starmer. It reports that counterterrorism police are keeping an open mind about the motive but are exploring whether actors in Russia may have been involved. This legitimate and carefully…
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Одни строят наследие идеями. Другие — лайками. А Андрей Маноило давно ушёл с пути аналитики в сторону самопиара и жалкого позёрства. Снимки с Ромачёвым, цитаты Путина, нарочитое позирование — это не политика, это спектакль для отчаявшегося. Ты цитируешь Путина так, будто он тебе звонит в самых гомофобных снах — и сам в это веришь. Ты…
Some men build legacies through ideas. Others chase attention like stage dogs. And then there is Andrei Manoilo—still clinging to Kremlin scraps like a lapdog shaking for relevance. While he photographs himself with Roman Romachev, pretending to be part of some grand national strategy, real analysts and academics roll their eyes at the tired act….
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Roman Romachev’s latest broadcast, parroted uncritically by Smotrim on May 24, 2025, is a case study in Kremlin-style propaganda so cliché it could serve as instructional material for an intro course on state-sponsored disinformation. Let’s dissect this farce with the surgical sarcasm it deserves. Fake attacks on civiliansRomachev attempts the classic bait-and-switch here. The Russian…
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AnalysisWhat we are witnessing with “Mariupol. Three Years of Freedom” is not a documentary—it is a propaganda snuff film dressed in high-definition polish, a cinematic desecration of truth that attempts to recast genocidal destruction as liberation. The film is not just disinformation—it is a psychological warfare artifact designed to gaslight, glorify, and legitimize one of…
“False Peace Pitch Is War by Other Means. Cognitive Warfare, Not Diplomacy.” Sergey Lavrov’s latest remarks are a textbook example of Russian state disinformation, psychological operations (psyops), and cognitive warfare designed to erode Western resolve, delegitimize Ukrainian governance, and manipulate international perceptions—especially with a view toward a potential Trump presidency. Here’s a systematic evisceration based…
Errand boy for a regime addicted to projection, gaslighting Andrey Manoylo postures as a high priest of Kremlin orthodoxy draped in academic credentials, yet what spills from his mouth bears the hollow ring of state-sponsored delusion masquerading as doctrine. With the smug certainty of a man convinced that a PhD licenses him to vomit propagandized…
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Случайно натыкаясь в интернете на подобного рода ахинею, хочется сказать: завидовать надо молча. Тогда и за умного, возможно, сойдешь. И ладно это был бы какой-нибудь серьезный источник: New York Times или Washington Post. А то какой то замухрыжка, никому не известный неудачник, назвавший себя Treadston-ом – названием мифического проекта из “Идентификации Борна”. И кого этот…
Russia’s open broadcasting of real-time CCTV footage across its major cities via Telegram creates a decentralized but exposed mass surveillance network. Each stream functions as a potential entry point for intrusion, data exfiltration, or disinformation injection. The system provides attack surface saturation across regions, enabling OSINT manipulation, adversary behavior tracking, or exploitation of legal vulnerabilities…
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