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Forlaget Nemesis (@IbenSchartau)
N A Nielsen (@NielsANielsen)
N A Nielsen (@NielsANielsen)
11:11
RT @KenRoth (Kenneth Roth): This is not how a government behaves toward journalists when it has nothing to hide. What genocide? #Israel https://t.co/fr8NUFsGlV
Forlaget Nemesis (@IbenSchartau)
06:52
⚡️Look who Zelenskyy met with in Munich! First serious statements on war... https://t.co/oLCS7UrOYU via @YouTube 👉 02.29 - 04.26 #MetteFrederiksen @Spolitik #Bjørnebanden @regeringDK Hvem er #MetteFrederiksen mest interesseret i #Ukraine eller #Denmark ?? #folketingsvalg2026 @folketinget @tv2newsdk @moderaterne @venstredk Hvad får hun for det? Det ser ikke lovformeligt ud #historik Hvorfor ikke fred #MetteFrederiksen?? #Israel ?? Du er klar over, at du bruger den danske befolknings penge. Og du bringer sikkerheden i fare både i Danmark, EU og verden! 👉 04.22 - 04.26: "Der er ingen grund til at vente på den formelle godkendelse, fordi vi ved at det.." (lyd stopper) "There is no reason for waiting for a formal desicion, because we know that this..." (sound ends)
Forlaget Nemesis (@IbenSchartau)
06:02
Zelensky and NATO plan to transform post-war Ukraine into ‘a big Israel’ https://t.co/Dh2Uj0gGlU via @TheGrayzoneNews #Ukraine #Israel @I_Katchanovski
Forlaget Nemesis (@IbenSchartau)
06:02
- why would #Ukraine do it anyway when they apparently need endless (neverending) amount of money and weapons from #USA #EU ? And what about #Israel involvement? #transfer ? "the big Israel" - #Zelensky april 2022 #longtime #friends QT @I_Katchanovski (Ivan Katchanovski) As I wrote in my book, there was both Ukrainian & US involvement: "The CIA is said to have been privy to the plans of the Nord Stream attackers at an early stage. A Ukrainian secret commando unit blew up the Nord Stream pipelines in 2022. SPIEGEL investigations reveal: US agents allegedly discussed the attack plans with the saboteurs – before later opposing them. The now 51-year-old belonged to an elite unit that was co-founded by the CIA after the Maidan Revolution in 2014. The first Russian attack on the Ukrainian capital had barely been repelled when, in the spring of 2022, men from the US foreign intelligence service CIA and Ukrainian sabotage specialists met in Kyiv's Podil district. It was likely a familiar group; they had known each other for years. According to insiders, the Ukrainians had brought an idea with them: they wanted to blow up the Nord Stream pipelines. These were the pipes that transported billions of cubic meters of gas from Russia to Germany , thus financing Moscow's war against their country. Ukrainian participants later told confidants that the Americans apparently liked the plan. Further meetings between CIA representatives and the masterminds behind the attacks on the gas pipelines at the bottom of the Baltic Sea are believed to have followed. SPIEGEL was able to speak with several people in Ukraine who provided details of the meetings. According to their accounts, the Americans knew about the attack plans much earlier than previously known. According to insiders, the US agents appeared to the planners of the Nord Stream attack as at least sympathetic listeners in the spring of 2022. They exchanged information on technical details of the sabotage operation. Was it true? Confronted with the research, a CIA spokeswoman described the account as "completely and utterly false." The CIA declined to specify what exactly was wrong with it. Despite the denial by the US intelligence service, SPIEGEL has decided to report on the events. The editorial team has known the Ukrainian sources for years, and their information has proven accurate. They were aware of details of the attack early on, details which were later confirmed by German investigators. "Highly likely" state-controlled These accounts make an issue that is already sensitive for the government in Berlin even more unpleasant. Currently, former Ukrainian commando Serhiy K. is in custody in Hamburg . He is alleged to have been involved in the detonation of the pipelines in September 2022. Several men and a woman were sailing across the Baltic Sea on a rented yacht called "Andromeda ." Near the island of Bornholm, divers placed military-grade explosives on the gas pipelines on the seabed. According to a detention order issued by the Federal Court of Justice in the case of Serhij K., which became public in mid-January, the operation was "highly likely" state-directed . The state in question is Ukraine, the very country that the German government has been supporting with billions of euros since the Russian attack. It has now emerged that US intelligence officials apparently knew about the attack plan in its early stages and initially did not object to it. According to the investigation, they only later changed their minds and warned the Ukrainians against carrying out the plan – to no avail. Specialist in covert operations Serhij K. is associated with Roman Tscherwinsky, a specialist in covert operations and sabotage who previously worked for the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU). He is considered the mastermind behind the attacks. The now 51-year-old belonged to an elite unit that was co-founded by the CIA after the Maidan Revolution in 2014. The so-called 5th Directorate of the SBU made a name for itself with spectacular operations against pro-Russian separatists. Targeted killings were also part of the secret unit's repertoire. When Chervinsky transferred to the Ukrainian military intelligence service HUR in 2019, the covert work against Moscow continued – often with the help of the USA . After a failed operation, Chervinsky had to leave the intelligence service in 2020. But with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, his skills were needed again. Initially, the sabotage expert helped defend Kyiv. When the Russians were repelled at the gates of the capital, the old group of commando specialists reunited – this time with the special forces of the Ukrainian army. In principle, it didn't matter over the years which service or unit you belonged to, says a former Ukrainian member of these commando units. "We worked together with the Americans." Codename »Diameter« In the spring of 2022, new ideas were apparently needed to inflict significant damage on Russia, the enemy in the war. Among the men, an old idea resurfaced: attacking the Nord Stream pipelines . The pipelines in the Baltic Sea had long been a thorn in the side of Ukraine and most Western states by that time. Nord Stream allowed Russia to supply Europe directly, bypassing Ukraine's gas corridors. Kyiv lost significant transit fees as a result. At the same time, the pipelines made Germany, the most powerful country in Europe, dependent on the Kremlin. Without them, the Russians would lose a crucial political tool, or so the saboteurs reasoned. The US was never a fan of the more than 1,200-kilometer-long gas pipelines from Russia to Germany. In early 2022, then-US President Joe Biden threatened to end the Nord Stream 2 project in light of its planned commissioning: Should Russia invade Ukraine, there would be "no more Nord Stream 2." For weeks and months, the Ukrainians developed a plan to have divers plant bombs on the pipelines. They considered various routes and vessels, deliberated about the explosives, and searched for suitable men and women who could dive to depths of up to 80 meters. The saboteurs even gave the operation a code name: Operation "Diameter." According to insiders, the operation was ultimately approved by the then army chief, Valery Zalushny, in Ukraine. However, it was not approved by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy . The secret commando unit reportedly did not inform the presidential administration, sources in Kyiv say. In parallel, according to Ukrainian insiders, there were repeated meetings with the Americans to discuss the planned operation. "They told our guys: That's good, that works," says a man familiar with the talks. The Ukrainians claim not to have heard any warnings at that time; quite the opposite. Secret meetings with the CIA According to her account, a signal of support came from the CIA as early as the second meeting: Go ahead with it. And even more: On the Ukrainian side, the impression even arose that the US agents could help with financing the plan. The CIA declined to comment when contacted by SPIEGEL. The intelligence agency merely stated that SPIEGEL's research was "extremely inaccurate" and should "not be considered factual information." In the spring of 2022, according to US security sources, Washington's interests were entirely different. The focus at that time was on organizing the greatest possible support for Ukraine. Why would the US condone an attack on the infrastructure of an ally? Investigations by other media outlets suggest that the saboteurs at least informed their American partners about the plan. For example, Joshua Yaffa, a journalist for The New Yorker magazine, described in a 2025 article a meeting with a former US official who had worked with Ukraine. Reporter Yaffa told the man he had heard that the CIA had been informed of the plans for the pipeline attack. The man's reaction did not sound like a denial. There had been a "constant flow of new, creative ideas," Yaffa quoted his interlocutor as saying. "Some were good and some were not." However, the CIA had rejected the plans. According to SPIEGEL's research, this occurred in early summer 2022. Ukrainia
Forlaget Nemesis (@IbenSchartau)
05:37
- it's because of the #NobelPrize 😅 [#donors #Israel #NewWorldOrder #BoardOfDestruction #longlist #greed] QT @ ()