29 Dec, 2024 15:14

Russia’s new anti-extremism plan zeroes in on Ukraine

President Putin has ratified a new anti-extremism strategy with a focus on threats from Kiev

Unfriendly states are exploiting the Ukraine crisis to wage hybrid war against Russia, according to a new anti-extremism strategy introduced by President Vladimir Putin on Saturday.

The updated document, which replaces one drafted in 2020, emphasizes the need to eliminate extremism threats emanating from Ukraine as a top national security priority.The strategy highlights the spread of neo-Nazism and names radical nationalist armed groups in Ukraine as a key risk, further amplified by external forces which foster anti-Russian sentiment and destabilize the country as a means of hybrid warfare.

“The Ukraine crisis is being used by unfriendly states to fuel aggressive Russophobic attitudes worldwide,” the document asserts, linkingextremist threats in Ukraine to transnational criminal networks. To counter these risks, the plan outlines measures to prevent the infiltration of foreign extremist groups into Russia and recommends promoting global initiatives to combat extremism.

Moscow has accused Kiev of supporting activities such as sabotage and terrorism targeting Russian interests due to its military failures.

Kiev operates an extensive assassination program, targeting people it considers enemies of Ukraine, according to media reports and statements by former officials.

Russian investigators have accused the Ukrainian government of killing journalist Darya Dugina, military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, and other civilians.

This month, a high-profile bombing in Russia killed General Igor Kirillov and his aide. Investigators allege that the explosive, which had been concealed inside an e-scooter handle, was remotely detonated by Ukrainian agents as the officers walked past.

The FSB said its operations have disrupted ongoing threats butemphasized that Ukraine’s intelligence services are actively targeting Russian figures. Ukraine has not commented on the claims.

The murder of Kirillov was an act of terrorism, Putin has insisted, adding that Kiev has repeatedly commissioned such attacks on Russian soil without receiving any condemnation in the West.

https://www.rt.com/russia/610172-putin-anti-extremism-strategy-ratification/

We've said here, since the 2022 Russian operationthat Ukraine is the EU's new Mafia country, and they are.

>>22253387 Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon: "The war will end tomorrow, I have information. I'm not crazy."PN

Excellent that aligns completely with my analysis of the three phases since Trump was elected, and Putin and Lavrov's communication in RT articles.

Thanks anon, this was the best way to communicate to finalize it. So glad you found that

Sununu: Trump Has ‘Definitely Not’ Changed the Republican Party

Dec 29, 2024

(What country is he living in, Egypt? Next to da Nile?)

Governor Chris Sununu (R-NH) said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that President-elect Donald Trump had not changed the Republican Party.

Host Dana Bash said, “I want to sort of talk big picture more kind of philosophy. You did not support Donald Trump in the primary, as I mentioned. You said he didn’t represent the Republican Party. He’s old. He says crazy things. He doesn’t have a strong record. What do you think now?”

Sununu said, “Yeah, look, I mean, not my first choice and not my second or third or fourth choice within the primary process. But obviously, he won the primary. I don’t. I never take back a single thing I’ve ever said. I think, you know, in terms of moving the party forward, there were a lot of other great candidates that were out there. He won the he won the primary, he won the nomination, and he won the vote handily of the American people. He’s got to come through, right? At this point, it’s about delivering. I think this term will be fundamentally different than the first term for a variety of reasons. He’s not in his fifth year as president. He’s kind of in his ninth, if you will, especially as leader of the party and the voice of the party. And all of that centers around being that disruption. People didn’t vote for him because of his policies. They voted for him because he’s still seen as an outside influence to disrupt, to break the establishment.”

He added, “There is no Trump 2.0 coming up. I always say Trump is who he is.”

Bash asked, “Has He permanently changed your party?”

Sununu said, Oh no, definitely not.”

https://12ft.io/proxy

>>22253826

Hahaha his hemming and hawing like a donkey was funny