Global-In News
gununsesi
.info|
By
Admin|
25
Feb
2022:
""Russia
will
turn
into
Iran
at
best
and
North
Korea
at
worst
in
a
year"
- GUBAD
IBADOGLU
WRITES"
Russia
Wants
Tensions
In
The
South
Caucasus
19 Feb 2022
On 19 Feb 2022 The Moderator "moderator az" published an interview with the political scientist Zardusht Alizadeh entitled "Armenia fires on our positions on Russia's instructions" written by Asif Ali Husein."
Asif Ali Husein raises the question:
"When you hear that the positions of the Azerbaijani Army are being fired from the positions of Armenia somewhere, what kind of image is formed in your mind?"
The author explains:
"This means that the situation in the region is unstable, there is a threat of war."
Source:
moderator
.az|
Vasif
Ali
Husein
19
Feb
2022:
Armenia
fires
on
our
positions
on
Russia's
instructions
..."
The political scientist Mr. Zardusht Alizadeh in this regard says:
"Because neither Armenia nor Azerbaijan benefits from these skirmishes."
Mr. Alizadeh explains:
"But if we take into account that Russia controls the situation in the region equally, and both the Armenian and Azerbaijani sides unconditionally comply with the demands for a ceasefire violation."
Source:
moderator
.az|
Vasif
Ali
Husein
19
Feb
2022:
Armenia
fires
on
our
positions
on
Russia's
instructions
..."
Mr. Alizadeh addresses:
Russia is achieving its political goal."
He goes on to say:
"In fact, the political consequence of the unification of Azerbaijanis and Armenians is that the Russians must leave."
This political scientist adds:
"Therefore, we must not reconcile, we must be enemies."
According to Mr. Alizadeh:
"That is why Azerbaijani journalists curse Armenians, and Armenian journalists curse Azerbaijanis."
Mr. Alizadeh points out:
"The Russians are happy to see this."
Source:
moderator
.az|
Vasif
Ali
Husein
19
Feb
2022:
Armenia
fires
on
our
positions
on
Russia's
instructions
..."
moderator
.az
| Ilham
Ismail|
13
Feb
2022:
"Azerbaijan's
response
should
be
reminded
from
time
to
time,
but
not
only
to
Babayan
..."
Time
magazine|
Peter
Pomerantsev
|22
Jan
2022
"What
the
West
Will
Never
Understand
About
Putin's
Ukraine
Obsession"
Tara John (CNN) writes:
"The West is taking action against Russian President Vladimir Putin's disinformation playbook -- which primed Russians for the 2014 invasion of Crimea and caught out NATO and its allies."
Putin's
Disinformatiom
Playbook
And
The
Western
Countries
13 Feb 2022
On Sunday 23 Fen 2022 an article published by CNN News "cnn.com" entitled "The West is a player in the Ukraine information war. Unlike Russia, it has to convince the public"
written by Tara John
Source:
CNN
News|
Tara
John|
13
Feb
2022:
"The
West
is
a
player
in
the
Ukraine
information
war.
Unlike
Russia,
it
has
to
convince
the
public"
Tara John (CNN) writes:
"The West is taking action against Russian President Vladimir Putin's disinformation playbook -- which primed Russians for the 2014 invasion of Crimea and caught out NATO and its allies."
The author addresses:
"Corpses strewn through wrecked buildings in the aftermath of an apparently deadly explosion."
The writer explains:
"Distraught mourners, grieving for lost loved ones."
Mrs. John adds:
"And amid the smoldering ruins, evidence of Western military
equipment."
The author notes:
"In a world all too familiar with graphic images of one disaster after another, it's easy to imagine the grim footage."
She addresses:
"And the United States says that's exactly what this is:
make-believe violence."
The author writes:
"It says Russia is plotting to stage a fake attack, and shoot a gory propaganda video of it, as a pretext for an invasion of Ukraine."
Source:
CNN
News|
Tara
John|
13
Feb
2022:
"The
West
is
a
player
in
the
Ukraine
information
war.
Unlike
Russia,
it
has
to
convince
the
public"
Tara John addresses:
"The clip would frame the Ukrainian military -- and by extension, their NATO allies -- for an attack on Russian-speaking people."
The author explains:
"But while the US government declassified the information about the alleged plot last week, it didn't share any of its underlying evidence with the public."
The writer points out:
"In a heated briefing room exchange last week, journalists demanded proof to support the claim, with one reporter accusing the State Department of veering into "Alex Jones territory.""
Mrs. John addresses:
"State Department spokesperson Ned Price responded that the government was confident in the information but would not say if the US had seen any such video."
Mrs. John addresses:
Ned Price explains:
"We are trying to deter the Russians from moving forward with this type of activity. That is why we are making it public."
The State Department spokesperson adds:
"If you doubt the credibility of the US government, of the British government, of other governments, and want to find solace in information that the Russians are putting out, that is for you
to do."
Source:
CNN
News|
Tara
John|
13
Feb
2022:
"The
West
is
a
player
in
the
Ukraine
information
war.
Unlike
Russia,
it
has
to
convince
the
public"
Tara John (CNN) writes:
"The US claim came days after the British government warned of a Russian plot to install a pro-Kremlin leader in Ukraine, citing intelligence that it also declined to release publicly."
The author explains:
"Analysts said the developments showed the West was becoming more determined to take on Russia in the information war, a sphere in which the Kremlin has often had the upper hand in recent years."
Mrs John adds:
"But that is not without its risks."
Mrs. John writes:
"It is one thing to try to deter potential disinformation campaigns, which are designed to give plausible deniability to leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin."
The author states:
"But it becomes another when a liberal democracy relies on unpublished intelligence to convince an already skeptical public of a looming threat."
The writer addresses:
"News of the alleged false flag attack comes at a time of historically low levels of public trust in the US and British governments."
Mrs. John writes:
"As a result, there is more pressure for officials to lift the veil on their intelligence."
Source:
CNN
News|
Tara
John|
13
Feb
2022:
"The
West
is
a
player
in
the
Ukraine
information
war.
Unlike
Russia,
it
has
to
convince
the
public"
Mrs. John quotes Dan Lomas, an intelligence and security studies lecturer at London's Brunel University, [explaining that in a "bipolar world the threat was pretty real to more people]as saying :
"During the Cold War, most people knew about the Soviet threat, and we did not need to provide evidence to show that was an issue."
Mr. Lomas explains:
"Western intelligence agencies during the Cold War would "collect, analyze information, and then provide that to governments who will then use that to shape policy responses."
Mr. Lomas of London's Brunel University adds:
"That process is less straightforward in our current multipolar world."
Mr. Lomas explains:
"Now we are getting into a world of multiple threats, the water has been muddied, and often evidence needs to be cited to justify policy actions taken" by liberal democracies."
Source:
CNN
News|
Tara
John|
13
Feb
2022:
"The
West
is
a
player
in
the
Ukraine
information
war.
Unlike
Russia,
it
has
to
convince
the
public"
Tara John (CNN) writes:
"Despite last Thursday's heated briefing room exchange, four disinformation analysts CNN spoke to were adamant that declassifying intelligence of this sort was unprecedented for the US."
The author addresses:
"They said it also showed that democracies were finally taking pre-emptive action against the Kremlin's disinformation playbook -- which primed Russians for the 2014 invasion of Crimea and caught out NATO and its allies."
Mrs. John explains:
"Russian Ambassador to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov told CNN last week that Moscow was not planning any false flag operations as a pretext to invade Ukraine."
The author addresses:
"But Russia is no stranger to such tactics."
Mrs. John quotes Nina Jankowicz, a disinformation expert and fellow at the Wilson Center, a non-partisan think tank as saying:
"In 2014, an actress claimed that a little boy had been crucified in the Donbas, and that was completely false."
Mrs. Jankowicz adds:
"It was debunked, but this story ran on Russian media and, to my knowledge, they still run with that story."
The author addresses:
"Mrs. Jankowicz told CNN that Russia had "handily misattributed footage from the Balkan wars that they claimed to be from South Ossetia and Abkhazia" during its five-day war with Georgia in 2008."
Mrs. Jankowicz explains:
" 'Prebuttals' to Russian disinformation were a vital deterrent in an information war in which the West has largely been on the back foot."
Source:
CNN
News|
Tara
John|
13
Feb
2022:
"The
West
is
a
player
in
the
Ukraine
information
war.
Unlike
Russia,
it
has
to
convince
the
public"
Mrs. John addresses:
'But there are credible reasons for not revealing intelligence:
doing so risks unmasking sources and divulging the methodologies employed to gather it."
br />
The author explains:
"Lomas said that in 1927 the British government read out diplomatic signals intelligence in Parliament to justify a raid on a Soviet trade delegation in London."
Dan Lomas, an intelligence and security studies lecturer at London's Brunel University says:
"The Russians then knew that their communications were being read by the British government."
Mr. Lomas adds:
"As a result, Russia changed its messaging system, impacting Britain's ability to intercept Russian communications for years."
make-believe violence."
doing so risks unmasking sources and divulging the methodologies employed to gather it."
just
security
.org
|Anders
Aslund|
/>09
Feb
2022:
Retired
Russian
Generals
Criticize
Putin
Over
Ukraine,
Renew
Call
for
His
Resignation
Sovross
.ru|
Soviets-
kaya
Rossiya|
22
Jan
2022:
"Do
not
threaten,
going
to
the
army
..."
THE
CSTO'S
INTERVENTION
MEANS
IN
REALITY
RUSSIA'S
INTERVENTION
07 Jan 2022
On 08 January 2022, Azpolitika Info "azpolitika.info" published an article entitled "CSTO RECEIVES OCCUPYER STATUS IN KAZAKHSTAN ... - Tokayev's claims are false, Putin is looking for a way out ...".
Source:
azpolitika
.info|
08
Jan
2022:
KAZAKHSTAN
...
- Tokayev's
claims
are
false,
Putin
is
looking
for
a
way
out
".
Azpolitika Info (A.I) writes:
"Western political circles see the CSTO's deployment of troops in Kazakhstan as a foreign intervention in the country."
Azpolitika Info (A.I) addresses:
"No one believes the allegations made by Tokayev about the terrorists."
A. I. explains:
"Given the implications of the tragedies in Hungary and Czechoslovakia, there is no doubt that Russia is in a dilemma under international law.
A. I. raises some questions like these::
"What is happening in Kazakhstan?
Who confused these Turkish states?
What are the main goals and objectives?
Is there a threat to Kazakhstan's independence?
Azpolitika addresses:
"The range of such questions can be expanded.
Because there are too many unanswered questions.
And from the point of view of the future of Kazakhstan, it is very important to find convincing answers to all questions."
Source:
azpolitika
.info|
08
Jan
2022:
KAZAKHSTAN
...
- Tokayev's
claims
are
false,
Putin
is
looking
for
a
way
out
".
Azpolitika Info (A.I) continues:
"However, if we look at some points, it is not difficult to understand that the tragedy in Kazakhstan was committed on the basis of a pre-arranged plan."
A.I reasons:
"Because, no matter how carefully the plan is prepared, there are many contradictory points."
A.I explaina:
"And it is an undeniable fact that as a result of the implementation of the plan, some norms of international law have been grossly violated."
Who confused these Turkish states?
What are the main goals and objectives?
Is there a threat to Kazakhstan's independence?
Because there are too many unanswered questions.
And from the point of view of the future of Kazakhstan, it is very important to find convincing answers to all questions."
Biden
Administration
And
Russian
Invasion
To
Ukraine
24 Nov 2021
On Friday 3 December 2021 an article published by CNBC News "cnbc.com" entitled "Biden administration seeks to prevent potential Russian invasion of Ukraine"
written by Amanda M. Macias.
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
Amanda Macias writes:
"The Biden administration said Friday that it was consulting with Congress and allies on a range of options aimed at dissuading Russia from carrying out a potential attack on Ukraine."
The author addresses:
"President Joe Biden himself said Friday that his administration was preparing actions to make it tough for Russia to conduct its second invasion of Ukraine within a decade."
The writer explains:
"In recent weeks, Ukraine has warned Washington and European allies that Russian troops have amassed along its border."
She points out:
"Meanwhile, Moscow has accused Kyiv of pursuing its own military build-up on the border."
Mrs. Macias notes:
"Biden hopes the U.S. can prevent the situation from escalating."
The author quotes President Biden who says reporters Friday after an address at the White House the following words:
“What I am doing is putting together what, I believe to be, will be the most comprehensive and meaningful set of initiatives to make it very, very difficult for Mr. Putin to go ahead and do what people believe he may do.”
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
Amanda Macias writes:
"White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters later in the day that the Biden administration was monitoring the situation on the Ukrainian and Russian border."
Jen Psaki addresses:
“We can’t predict from here what President Putin’s calculus is or what the Russians’ calculus is."
Mr. Psaki adds:
"We saw what they did in 2014."
Mr. Psaki refers to the illegal Russian annexation of Crimea and addresses:
"We’ve seen what they’re doing on the border and we’re going to consult with our allies and partners and Congress here to be prepared for a range of options.”
Amanda Macias points out:
"The seizure of Crimea in 2014 sparked international uproar and triggered a series of sanctions on Moscow."
The writer explains:
"Shortly after the annexation, a war broke out in eastern Ukraine between government forces and Russian-backed separatists."
The author notes:
"Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on Russia to de-escalate tensions by first removing its troops from the border."
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
Amanda Macias quotes Anthony Blinken as saying:
"Resolving anything diplomatically when a gun is being held to someone’s head, is very, very difficult."
Secretary of State Antony Blinken continues:
"So, I think that’s the first step,” Blinken told a virtual audience on Friday."
Amanda Macias addresses:
"The nation’s top diplomat also warned that there would be trouble for Russia if it continued its provocative actions against Ukraine."
Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns:
"If Russia just decides to pursue a confrontational course, if it renews its aggression, there will be very serious consequences and not just from us, but from other countries as well as Europe."
Mr. Blinken points out:
"I hope very much that Russia factors that into its thinking, especially because there is a much better way forward.”
Secretary of State Antony Blinken adds:
“Confrontation would be in no one’s interest.”
Amanda Macias writes:
"Earlier this week, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warned that any future Russian aggression against Ukraine would come with serious political and economic consequences for Moscow."
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
The author addresses:
“Ministers made clear that we stand by our decisions."
Jens Stoltenberg says during a NATO meeting in Riga, Latvia:
"Our support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity [of Ukraine and Georgia] remains unwavering.”
Amanda Macias writes:
"Blinken’s comments follow a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov on the sidelines of the Organization for Security and Cooperation ministerial in Stockholm."
The author addresses:
"Lavrov dismissed suggestions that Moscow was preparing for an attack on Ukraine and defended Russia’s right to deploy troops on its own territory."
The writer quotes Lavrov as saying:
“Everyone is talking about the escalation of tension in Europe."
Lavrov adds:
"In particular, on the Russian-Ukrainian border."
Lavrov continues:
"You know our take on this very well as President Putin stated we don’t want any conflicts.”
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
moderator
.az|
By
Miraslan
|24
Nov
2021 :
"Moscow
needs
Ukraine
as
part
of
the
"new
USSR",
not
Nord
Stream
-2
-
a
Polish
expert"
atlantic
council
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
21
Nov
2021:
"Vladimir
Putin’s
slow
-
motion
annexation
of
east
Ukraine
continues"
carnegie
endowment
.org
|By
EUGENE
RUMER,
ANDREW
S.
WEISS|
12
Nov
"Ukraine:
Putin’s
Unfinished
Business"
usnews
.com|
Paul
D.
Shinkman|
23
Nov
2021
"Putin
Spokesman:
Russia
Won’t
Invade
Ukraine
–
Unless
it’s
‘Provoked’"
turan
.az|
29
Nov
2021:
"Sochi
pushes
back
the
Minsk
group"
turan
.az|
30
Nov
2021:
"Russia
will
not
resolve
Karabakh
conflict:
Paul
Gobbs
on
results
of
Sochi
meeting"
azpolitika
.info|
By
E
Rustamli
|30
Nov
2021:
" WHY
IS
IRAN
"SOFTENING"
WHILE
COLLECTING
TROOPS
TO
OUR
BORDER?
The
main
reasons"
axar
.az|
By
Asif
Narimanli|
24
Nov
2021:
"Nicole's
pre-
Sochi
statement:
refuses
paragraph
9
..."
turan
.az|
24
Nov
2021:
"Nobody
expected
that
Pashinyan
would
dare
to
make
such
a
statement"
azpolitika
.info|
E.
Rustamli|
28
Oct
2021:
"WHAT
MADE
IRAN
RETURN?
The
"ice age"
is
beginning
in
Baku-
Tehran
relations"
moderator
.az|Vasif
Ali
Hussein|
30
Nov
2021:
"Armenians ..."
are ..."
dissatisfied .
with
everything
in
the
world,
even
themselves
moderator
.az|
Sultan
Lachin|
29
Nov
2021:
"Pashinyan
was
not
behind
the negotiating
table
in
Sochi,
but
somewhere
under
the
table
..."
Secretary of State Antony Blinken adds:
“Confrontation would be in no one’s interest.”
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
Amanda Macias writes:
"Earlier this week, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warned that any future Russian aggression against Ukraine would come with serious political and economic consequences for Moscow."
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
The author addresses:
“Ministers made clear that we stand by our decisions."
Jens Stoltenberg says during a NATO meeting in Riga, Latvia:
"Our support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity [of Ukraine and Georgia] remains unwavering.”
Amanda Macias writes:
"Blinken’s comments follow a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov on the sidelines of the Organization for Security and Cooperation ministerial in Stockholm."
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
The author addresses:
"Lavrov dismissed suggestions that Moscow was preparing for an attack on Ukraine and defended Russia’s right to deploy troops on its own territory."
The writer quotes Lavrov as saying:
“Everyone is talking about the escalation of tension in Europe."
Lavrov adds:
"In particular, on the Russian-Ukrainian border."
Lavrov continues:
"You know our take on this very well as President Putin stated we don’t want any conflicts.”
Source:
CNBC
News|
Amanda
M.
Macias|
03
Dec
2021:
"Biden
administr
-ation
seeks
to
prevent
potential
Russian
invasion
of
Ukraine"
moderator
.az|
By
Miraslan
|24
Nov
2021 :
"Moscow
needs
Ukraine
as
part
of
the
"new
USSR",
not
Nord
Stream
-2
-
a
Polish
expert"
atlantic
council
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
21
Nov
2021:
"Vladimir
Putin’s
slow
-
motion
annexation
of
east
Ukraine
continues"
carnegie
endowment
.org
|By
EUGENE
RUMER,
ANDREW
S.
WEISS|
12
Nov
"Ukraine:
Putin’s
Unfinished
Business"
usnews
.com|
Paul
D.
Shinkman|
23
Nov
2021
"Putin
Spokesman:
Russia
Won’t
Invade
Ukraine
–
Unless
it’s
‘Provoked’"
turan
.az|
29
Nov
2021:
"Sochi
pushes
back
the
Minsk
group"
turan
.az|
30
Nov
2021:
"Russia
will
not
resolve
Karabakh
conflict:
Paul
Gobbs
on
results
of
Sochi
meeting"
azpolitika
.info|
By
E
Rustamli
|30
Nov
2021:
" WHY
IS
IRAN
"SOFTENING"
WHILE
COLLECTING
TROOPS
TO
OUR
BORDER?
The
main
reasons"
axar
.az|
By
Asif
Narimanli|
24
Nov
2021:
"Nicole's
pre-
Sochi
statement:
refuses
paragraph
9
..."
turan
.az|
24
Nov
2021:
"Nobody
expected
that
Pashinyan
would
dare
to
make
such
a
statement"
azpolitika
.info|
E.
Rustamli|
28
Oct
2021:
"WHAT
MADE
IRAN
RETURN?
The
"ice age"
is
beginning
in
Baku-
Tehran
relations"
moderator
.az|Vasif
Ali
Hussein|
30
Nov
2021:
"Armenians ..."
are ..."
dissatisfied .
with
everything
in
the
world,
even
themselves
moderator
.az|
Sultan
Lachin|
29
Nov
2021:
"Pashinyan
was
not
behind
the negotiating
table
in
Sochi,
but
somewhere
under
the
table
..."
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