Russian dictator Vladimir Putin’s intelligence service, FSB, may be planning to carry out several bloody false flag operations on Russian soil in order to blame them on Ukraine.
This will be done to mobilize Russia – both figuratively and literally – as its invasion of Ukraine has gone terribly awry, according to a whistleblower’s revelations.
Big False Flag Operations Plausible, Considering Putin’s Failure
Amid revelations of the horrible war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the Russians, Putin is now preparing a huge onslaught in southern, southeast, and eastern Ukraine.
However, according to Ukrainian experts, the Russian forces are highly insufficient for the task at hand, and the Russian attack effort remains undermanned.
The Putin regime, however, may have found a way to ramp up both its troop numbers in Ukraine and public support for the war masked as a special operation.
A Russian whistleblower with a contact from the FSB, the Russian intelligence service that is the successor of the KGB of the former Soviet Union, now claims Putin is going to kill hundreds of Russian civilians in the regions bordering Ukraine in false flag operations.
After that, the “deaths of hundreds of civilians” will be “blamed on Ukrainians”, according to Vladimir Osechkin, a Russian anti-regime activist living in exile in France.
🧵🚨URGENT: 15th #FSBletters from the #WindofChange inside the FSB to Vladimir Osechkin. Dated 4/8. Message to the people of Russia and regional FSB offices to anticipate impending domestic terror false flag attacks on Russian civilian infrastructure by the Russian government.
— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) April 9, 2022
Ukraine's military intelligence chief says that Russia is planning a series of false-flag operations in Russia targetting residential buildings and civilian infrastructure (remember Russian apartment bombings by the FSB in 1999?) in order to mobilise population against Ukraine.
— Anton Shekhovtsov (@A_SHEKH0VTS0V) April 12, 2022
#Ukraine: A rare and valuable Russian PPRU-1(M) mobile air target acquisition radar and command center was destroyed by the Ukrainian forces in Yahidne, #Chernihiv Oblast. Two more destroyed Russian cargo trucks can also be seen. pic.twitter.com/PGWzdqs2xD
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) April 12, 2022
Trigger of ‘Completely Insane Processes’
Osechkin himself became globally known last year, after he exposed widespread rape and other torture in Russian prisons.
If he proves to be correct again, the warning about large-scale false flag operations to claim hundreds of lives in Russia itself would be reminiscent of 1999 bombings of four apartment buildings in poor neighborhoods of three Russian cities.
The attacks were blamed on Chechen rebels and started the Second War in Chechnya, the breakaway Russian Muslim republic in the Caucasus. The same war drove Putin, at the time the head of the FSB, to popularity and taking over the presidency in 2000.
According to whistleblower Osechkin citing information from his FSB contact, the border regions of Russia, such as Belgorod, may soon see explosions in apartment buildings to kill “hundreds of civilians.”
Those are expected to be blamed on Ukraine, as well as on “internal enemies” inside Russia. This would allow Putin to impose either partial mobilization in the border regions or full mobilization across Russia.
Understandably, the potential false flag operations are going to be used by Putin’s rabid propaganda to advertise the already failed war in Ukraine to the Russian population.
The cited FSB source has urged the public and the local FSB units in the regions bordering Ukraine to watch for potential explosions at high-rise buildings.
The source cited by Osechkin also warned if the false flag scenario is realized – with Russia’s government killed hundreds of its own civilians – this is going to trigger “completely insane processes,” which will be “affecting everyone.”
The 'whistleblower' in Moscow, has warned the false flag attacks will be 'blamed on Ukrainians'.
The attacks will be used by Putin's war machine to justify a general mobilisation of Russian troops and a new lurch to militarisation, it is claimed.https://t.co/Wh2TMgKf21
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) April 12, 2022
So it appears that Russia may be preemptively spreading disinformation about a “false flag” event to sow doubt over what looks like an imminent discovery of another civilian massacre in the Sumy region of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/oIpDMUdP90
— Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D (@RVAwonk) April 12, 2022
These are the indicative estimates of Russia’s combat losses as of April 12, according to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/WrRHNuZExD
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) April 12, 2022
The total estimated losses of the Russian army for today. #StopPutin #StopRussia pic.twitter.com/BTKYSwlEsO
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) April 12, 2022
#Ukraine: Ukrainian forces recovering a captured 9P140 MRL (For the 220mm BM-27 Uragan system) for repair and later use. This image is new, but we are unsure precisely when it was lost by Russian forces. pic.twitter.com/DC6unBB2dV
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) April 12, 2022