Putin moves to exploit Moscow terror attack I Ukraine: The Latest I Podcast



Day 758.

Today, we bring you the latest news from across Ukraine as Russian airstrikes again target the capital, we report and analyse the aftermath of Friday’s deadly terrorist attack in Russia and we interview Danielle Bell, the head of the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine about her team’s new report that looks at the occupation of Ukrainian territory by the Russian Federation and its aftermath

Contributors:

David Knowles (Head of Audio Development). @djknowles22 on X.

Dominic Nicholls(Associate Editor, Defence). @DomNicholls on X.

Francis Dearnley (Assistant Comment Editor) @FrancisDearnley on X.

James Kilner (Foreign Correspondent). @jkjourno on X.

With thanks to:

Danielle Bell, the Head of Mission for the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU), and the representative of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine.

Reports Referenced:

‘HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION DURING THE RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF TERRITORY OF

UKRAINE AND ITS AFTERMATH’ (United Nations)

https://www.ohchr.org/en/documents/country-reports/human-rights-situation-during-russian-occupation-territory-ukraine-and

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48 thoughts on “Putin moves to exploit Moscow terror attack I Ukraine: The Latest I Podcast”

  1. What I miss in the interview with Danielle Bell is a discussion of the Russians sent to colonise the occupied territories, and what to do with them if the land is liberated after 2 years, or 50 years.

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  2. Ukrainian leaders have become mere dirty criminal tools in the hands of Western intelligence.  They have no goal in life except to harm Russia and the Russian people.  That is a disaster!  In doing so, they gave up themselves, their patriotism, and their homeland.  Every tool is used until it is worn out and then disposed of.  How much I became disliking hearing this name "Ukraine"!  It has become associated with treason, hatred, Nazism, colonialism, and self-loathing!!

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  3. satellite photos have already proved no damage to any vessels why bother broadcasting nonsense, the overall impression is that the telegraph is akin to walt disney or peter pan and good for a bedtime story but not much facts

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  4. Any Islamist would never raise left hand to swear an oath. Islamists seek martyrdom. Anyone who believes ISIS s anything other than a US/ISRAEL creation to destabilise the Islamic world is either too young to remember or a complete idiot.

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  5. That is some life-out-loud comedy about blaming Ukraine for what the IS did. The US even warned Russia and Putin reprehensible dolt that he is refused to take notice and not for the first time. Remember the Kursk!

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  6. Putin is such an extreme coward. Even putting the blame of a grotesque terrorist attack made on the Russian people, on Ukraine. Unbelievable. I am pretty sure a very special place in Hell awaits him.

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  7. We need more than war sanctions. The west needs to sanction Russian consumer goods clothing, cosmetics, rubber things that are not vital for life but show the Russian people that they are at war and shows Putin the West's disapproval of Russias violation of international law.

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  8. The whole episode with the Russian response reminds me that this is typical of tyrannical regimes. There’s a scene from a movie about the Magna Carta where King John tells a story of how he once stole his father’s prized honeyed peaches and that an innocent was accused of the theft and a servant had 2 fingers amputated as punishment. When John confessed to his father, the King, that it was he that had committed the crime the King responded that he knew his son was guilty all along, and it was why he only had the servant’s two fingers removed instead of her hand. He could not very well punish his own son, the Prince for theft, but he could not let no one go unpunished for this crime. He then said, this is the only way to maintain the absolute power of a king. IOW, it doesn’t matter who stole the King’s property, only that it was seen that the King retains his absolute authority and any show of defiance has to be punished quickly and brutally. Justice or facts are of no consequence. Only power and the veneer of absolute power over everyone matters.

    I get the idea that the men captured by the FSB for the Moscow attack are the sacrificial lambs being punished to maintain the absolute power of Putin.

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  9. It's surely difficult to tell Russia that they are not following occupation laws, when they don't see themselves as occupiers. How does this work when the areas are considered part of Russia?

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  10. I'm wondering if all the 'suspects' captured were actually involved, or just convenient by standers who looked the part, and would satisfy the bloodlust that was whipped up in the country and on the cybersphere….. does anyone have any information about this?

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  11. Exploit!? Haha. It's 100% obvious the US/UK are behind it, the 4 morons claiming they did it as part of ISIS K were holding up the index fingers of their Left, not right hands and they were caught red-handed heading for their True North, the Ukrainian border. Their phones show message relays to sources in Ukrainian territory and the Intelligence that the US gave Russia wasn't through the proper channels, it was thge equivalent of slipping a note under a door. It also specifically stated Concert Halls, which means they knew something but didn't go through the right channels. Also, within 1hour of the attack the US made a statement saying it Wasn't Ukraine 😂 How could they possibly know that when the facts weren't established.

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  12. We all know isis members are in Ukraine that is a well established fact some people seem to have a short memory but im glad that there are still individuals who like to spin the truth just to make Ukraine sound good

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  13. Isn't this attack just a false flag meaning basically the authorities of Russia authorized attacks on it's civilians to gain more troops and not only that most of their ammunitions are coming from Iran which is a terrorist funding group didn't Putin already do something very similar to stay in power like 30 years ago.

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