Sabotage Behind the Front Lines

Operation “Spiderweb”: Ukrainian/NATO Attack on Russia: A new Pearl Harbor? Complete Escalation? Are the Lunatics back?

The Ukrainian attack on Russia is not what Western media claims. It is a PR campaign, planned by Western powers, executed by its proxy. We’ve done the research and we’re presenting the facts and possible consequences.

Three Psychos – Senators Graham and Blumenthal with (President) Zelensky in Kiev

Red Lines Crossed

The US and others played a significant role in the Ukrainian attack, a fact that the Western media has failed to mention.

Russia’s strategic bombers, such as Tu-95 and Tu-160, have been stationed in open areas as required by the START-3 treaty (Treaty on Measures for the Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms) between the United States and the Russian Federation. This treaty, signed in 2010, obliged the parties to ensure transparency regarding nuclear weapons, including the possibility of satellite monitoring and inspections.

As of June 2025, the New START Treaty is still legally binding for the United States, even though Russia has in 2023 suspended (not ended!) its participation. The treaty itself remains in force until February 4, 2026, following its 5-year extension in 2021. The US has not withdrawn from the treaty or suspended its obligations. Therefore, the U.S. remains bound by the treaty’s limits and continues to report its compliance (although verification mechanisms have broken down since Russia’s suspension).

Attempts to undermine Russia’s nuclear capability are not limited to the current attacks on strategic bombers. Other incidents aimed at weakening the nuclear deterrence have been recorded earlier: attacks on the early warning system in 2023-2024, Ukrainian forces attempted to strike missile early warning system radar stations (e.g. Voronezh-DM radar at Armavir and the Voronezh-M radar near Orsk) These radars are integral components of Russia’s strategic nuclear deterrent, designed to detect incoming ballistic missile threats.

3 Years earlier under Joe Biden ...

Moscow Reels, Lashes Out At Lithuania Over Kaliningrad Cutoff | RFERL - 20 June 2022 |

Russia has demanded that Vilnius immediately reverse new restrictions on shipments of Russian goods that are subject to EU sanctions through Lithuanian territory to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.

The Kremlin called the Lithuanian move "unprecedented" and "illegal," while the Russian Foreign Ministry said the restriction was "openly hostile" and suggested Moscow would "take actions to protect its national interests."

Kaliningrad is wedged between Lithuania and Poland, where the Pregolya River feeds into the Baltic Sea. It has about half a million inhabitants.
Lithuanian officials imposed the restrictions beginning on June 20 in an effort to shore up punitive measures that followed Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine on February 24.

"The decision is indeed unprecedented. It violates every possible rule," said Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov.

"We understand that it stems from the European Union's decision to expand sanctions to the transit of goods. We believe that it is illegal, too."

Western governments warned Moscow of fierce sanctions and other backlash if Russian troops amassed for months near the Ukrainian border invaded their smaller neighbor to the west.

Lithuanian officials have suggested Russia can ship goods by sea to Kaliningrad, Russia's only ice-free port year-round.

The Baltic states and other former Soviet republics have expressed concerns for years amid signs of an expansionist or revanchist Moscow under former KGB officer Putin and his blend of Russian nationalism and Soviet nostalgia.

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