What if Putin is telling the truth? (“NEO - New Eastern Outlook”, Russia)
26 April, the main national television channel Russia, 1, showed the Russian people to President Vladimir Putin in a documentary film about the events of the recent period, including the annexation of the Crimea, the pro-American coup in Ukraine and the general state of relations with the US and the EU. His words were sincere. And in the very middle of the dialogue, the former head of the KGB threw a stunning political news, which was known to Russian intelligence two decades ago.
Putin bluntly stated that from his point of view, the West would have been satisfied, leaving Russia weak, suffering and begging for alms from him, for which the character of the Russians is clearly not located. Then, briefly clarifying his remarks, the president of Russia for the first time publicly stated that the Russian intelligence had known for almost two decades, but was still silent, probably in the hope of an era of normalizing Russia-US relations.
Putin stated that the terror in Chechnya and the Russian Caucasus at the beginning of the 1990 was actively supported by the CIA and Western intelligence services, in order to deliberately weaken Russia. He noted that the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service of Russia documented the hidden role of the United States, without revealing details.
Putin, a high-class professional intelligence officer, only hinted at his remarks, I documented it in detail, taking it from non-Russian sources. The report had enormous implications, revealing to the world a secret long-standing program of influential Washington circles to destroy Russia, as a truly independent state; This program included a neo-Nazi coup d'état in Ukraine and merciless financial sanctions against Moscow. The following is revealed in my book "The Lost Hegemon", which will be released soon ...
Chechen Wars CIA
Soon after, at the end of 1980, the CIA and Saudi intelligence funded mujahidin ravaged Afghanistan, forcing the Soviet army to leave in 1989, and after the collapse of the Soviet Union itself several months later, the CIA began to look for places in the collapsing Soviet Union move the trained "Afghan Arabs" to further destabilize Russian influence in the post-Soviet Eurasian space.
They were called "Afghan Arabs" because they were recruited from ultra-conservative Wahhabi Muslim Sunnis in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and everywhere in the Arab world, where ultra-hard Wahhabi Islam was practiced. At the beginning of the 1980s, they were brought to Afghanistan by a Saudi CIA mercenary, who was sent to Afghanistan, and his name was Osama bin Laden.
The former Soviet Union was in a state of complete chaos and confusion, and the George W. Bush administration decided to "kick a man down," a regrettable mistake. Washington moved its Afghan terrorist veterans to chaos and destabilize Central Asia and even the Russian Federation itself, which was in a deep and painful crisis during the economic collapse of Yeltsin’s times.
At the beginning of 1990's, Dick Cheney’s company, Halliburton explored the oil potential of the coastal zone of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and the entire Caspian Sea basin. They gave an estimate that the region is “second Saudi Arabia” worth several trillion dollars at today's market prices. The United States and Britain were determined to remove this oil-bottom from the control of Russia. Washington’s first goal was to stage a coup in Azerbaijan against the elected president, Abulfaz Elchibey, in order to put a man more friendly to the US-controlled Baku-Tbilisi-Jeyran pipeline; This oil pipeline is “the most political in the world”, intended for the supply of Baku oil from Azerbaijan through Georgia to Turkey and the Mediterranean.
At that time, the only existing oil pipeline from Baku was the Russian pipeline of Soviet times, which passed through the capital of Chechnya, Grozny, and through it Baku oil went to the north, through Russian Dagestan and Chechnya to the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiysk. The pipeline was the only rival and the main obstacle to the extremely expensive alternative route of Washington, the British and the leading US oil companies.
President Bush Sr. gave his old friends at the CIA a mandate to destroy the Russian Chechen pipeline and create such chaos in the Caucasus so that neither Western nor Russian companies would even consider using the Russian oil pipeline passing through Grozny.
Graham E. Fuller, Bush’s old colleague and former deputy director of the National Intelligence Council of the CIA, became the chief architect of the CIA’s Mujahideen strategy. Fuller described the CIA’s strategy in the Caucasus at the start of the 1990’s:
“The policy of directing the evolution of Islam and helping them against our rivals worked perfectly in Afghanistan against the Red Army. The same doctrine can be used to destabilize the remnants of Russian power. "
For this operation, the CIA used a dirty trick veteran, General Richard Sekord. Sekord created the CIA company screen, MEGA Oil. In 1980, Sekord was convicted for his key role in the illegal operations of the CIA for the sale of weapons and drugs Iran-Contra.
In 1991, Sekord, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense, landed in Baku and established the CIA screen company MEGA Oil. He was also a veteran of the secret CIA opium operations during the Vietnam War. In Azerbaijan, he created an air route for the secret transfer of hundreds of al-Qaeda bin Laden mojaheds from Afghanistan to Azerbaijan. By 1993, MEGA Oil recruited and armed 2000 Mujahideen, turning Baku into a base for operations of Mujahideen terrorists throughout the Caucasus.
As a result of the secret operations of the Mujahideen General Sekord in the Caucasus, a coup was initiated in the same year, during which the elected President Abulfaz Elchibey was overthrown and Heydar Aliyev, a more compliant American puppet, became the president. The London Sunday Times leaked information about a secret Turkish intelligence report confirming that "two oil giants, BP and Amoco, British and American, respectively, formed the AIOC (Azerbaijani international oil consortium), and it was they who were behind the coup."
The head of the Saudi intelligence agency, Turki al-Faisal, arranged that his agent, Osama bin Laden, whom he sent to Afghanistan at the dawn of the Afghan war at the beginning of 1980, used his Afghan organization, Maktab al-Hidamat, to recruit “Afghan Arabs” that quickly turned into a global jihad. The bin Laden mercenaries were used by the CIA and the Pentagon as shock forces to support and coordinate Muslim attacks not only in Azerbaijan, but also in Chechnya, and later in Bosnia.
Bin Laden put the commander of another Saudi, Ibn al-Khattab, he was the emir of the jihadi Mujahideen in Chechnya (sic!), Along with the Chechen field commander Shamil Basayev. It does not matter that Ibn al-Khattab was a Saudi Arab, and he hardly understood even a word in Chechen, not to mention Russian. He knew what Russian soldiers look like, and he knew how to kill them.
Then in Chechnya there existed a traditionally dominant Sufi society, a soft, apolitical branch of Islam. But the growing penetration of well-funded and prepared for the American money mojaheds who preached jihad or "holy war" against the Russians, transformed the initially reformist Chechen resistance movement. They spread the fanatical ideology of Islam al-Qaida throughout the Caucasus. Under the leadership of Sekord, the operations of the Mujahideen terrorists quickly spread to neighboring Dagestan and Chechnya, and Baku turned into a shipping point for Afghan heroin for the Chechen mafia.
From the middle of 1990, bin Laden paid Chechen militants leaders Shamil Basayev and Omar ibn al-Khattab a good amount of several million dollars monthly, the royal fortune in economically destroyed Chechnya in 1990, which allowed them to push back into the background the moderate Chechen majority. Up to the end of 1990, 21 US intelligence remained deeply involved in the Chechen conflict. According to Yossef Bodansky, then director of the commission on terrorism and non-traditional military actions of the US Congress, Washington actively participated in "another anti-Russian jihad, looking for ways to support and promote the most embittered Islamic anti-Western forces."
Bodanski revealed the entire CIA strategy in the Caucasus in detail in his report, arguing that US government officials took part in this.
“The official meeting in Azerbaijan in December 1999, where special training and equipment programs for the Mujahideen from the Caucasus, Central / South Asia and the Arab world were discussed and agreed, ended with the silent encouragement of Washington and Muslim allies (mainly Turkey, Jordan and Saudi Arabia) , and American "private security companies" ... to help the Chechen uprising of their Islamic allies in the spring of 2000 and support jihad for a long time ... Islamic jihad in the Caucasus, as a way to deprive Russia of viable of the pipeline route through violence and terrorism. "
The most intense phase of the Chechen wars began to fade only after major Russian military actions, which led to the defeat of the Islamists. It was a Pyrrhic victory, costing tremendous sacrifices and destruction of entire cities. The exact figures of those killed during the Chechen conflict provoked by the CIA are unknown. Unofficial estimates range from 25 000 to 50 000 dead or missing, mainly civilians. The loss of Russia was about 11 000 according to the Committee of Soldiers' Mothers.
Anglo-American oil giants and CIA operatives were happy. They got what they were trying to achieve: their Baku-Tbilisi Jayran oil pipeline bypassing the Russian pipeline through Grozny.
Chechen jihadists under the command of Islamist Shamil Basayev continued raids inside and outside Chechnya. The CIA changed the situation in the Caucasus.
Saudi Basayev ties
Basayev was a key figure in the CIA’s global jihad. In 1992, he met with Saudi terrorist Ibn al-Khattab in Azerbaijan. From Azerbaijan, Ibn al-Khattab ferried Basayev to Afghanistan for a meeting with his ally al-Khattab, a Saudi friend bin Laden. Ibn al-Khattab’s plan was to recruit Chechen Muslims who wish to conduct jihad against Russian forces in Chechnya, pursuing a secret CIA strategy of destabilizing post-Soviet Russia and ensuring British-American control over Caspian energy resources.
Back in Chechnya, Basayev and al-Khattab set up an international Islamic brigade for Saudi Arabia’s money, which was approved by the CIA and coordinated by the Saudi ambassador in Washington and a close friend of the family Bush Prince Bandar bin Sultan. Bandar, who had been the ambassador of Saudi Arabia in Washington for more than two decades, was so close to the Bush family that George W. Bush addressed him as “Bandar Bush”, a kind of honorary member of the family.
Basayev and al-Khattab brought fighters of fanatical Sunni Islam of Saudi Wahhabi to Chechnya. Ibn al-Khattab commanded the so-called “Arab Mujahideen in Chechnya”, his own army, consisting of Arabs, Turks and other foreign fighters. He was authorized to establish militia training camps in the Caucasus Mountains of Chechnya, where Chechens and Muslims from the North Caucasus republics of Russia and Central Asia were training.
The Saudis and the CIA-funded Islamic International Brigade are not only responsible for the terror in Chechnya. In October, 2002 in Moscow they took hostages in the theater on Dubrovka, and in September of 2004 in murder in the Beslan school. In 2010, the UN Security Council published the following report on the Islamic International Brigade of al-Khattab and Basayev:
The Islamic International Brigade was listed on March 4 of 2003 as ... associated with al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden or the Taliban to "participate in funding, planning, securing, preparing or implementing actions or activities together, on behalf of Qaida ... The Islamic International Brigade was founded and headed by Shamil Salmanovich Basayev (deceased), and is associated with the Riyadov intelligence service Salihin and the Resistance Battalion of the Chechen martyrs ... and the Islamic Special Forces ...
In the evening of October 23, 2002 members of these three organizations acted jointly, seizing more than 800 hostages at the Moscow Theater on Dubrovka.
In October, 1999 emissaries Basayev and al-Khattab traveled to Osama bin Laden to a base in the Afghan province of Kandahar, where bin Laden agreed to provide substantial military assistance, as well as financial assistance, including the conclusion of an agreement to send several hundred militants to Chechnya for battles against Russian troops. and carrying out acts of terror. Later that same year, bin Laden sent significant amounts of money to Basayev, Movsar, Barayev and al-Khattab, which were to be used exclusively for training militants, attracting mercenaries and buying ammunition.
In the evening of October 23, 2002 members of these three organizations acted jointly, seizing more than 800 hostages at the Moscow Theater on Dubrovka.
In October, 1999 emissaries Basayev and al-Khattab traveled to Osama bin Laden to a base in the Afghan province of Kandahar, where bin Laden agreed to provide substantial military assistance, as well as financial assistance, including the conclusion of an agreement to send several hundred militants to Chechnya for battles against Russian troops. and carrying out acts of terror. Later that same year, bin Laden sent significant amounts of money to Basayev, Movsar, Barayev and al-Khattab, which were to be used exclusively for training militants, attracting mercenaries and buying ammunition.
The al-Qaida Afghan-Caucasian “terrorist route”, funded by Saudi intelligence, had two goals. One goal of the Saudis was to spread fanatical Wahhabi jihad to the Central Asian region of the former Soviet Union. The second is the CIA's program of destabilization of the destabilized post-Soviet Russian Federation at that time.
Beslan
1 September 2004 armed Basayev and al-Khattab terrorists took more than 1100 people hostages, among whom were 777 children and held them by force at school 1 in Beslan, in North Ossetia, the autonomous republic of the Russian Federation in the North Caucasus near the border with Georgia.
On the third day of the hostage crisis, when explosions were heard inside the school, the FSB and other elite Russian troops stormed the building. As a result, at least 334 hostages were killed, including 186 children, a significant number were injured and missing. Subsequently, it became clear that the Russian units conducted a military operation with flaws.
The Washington propaganda machine from Radio Free Europe to the New York Times and CNN, without wasting time, began to demonize Putin and Russia because of poor actions during the Beslan crisis, instead of paying attention to Basayev’s ties with al -Kaidoy and Saudi intelligence. And this could draw the world's attention to the close relations between the family of then-President George W. Bush and the family of Saudi billionaire bin Laden.
1 September 2001, just ten days before the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, Saudi intelligence chief, US-educated Prince Turkey bin Faisal Al Saud, who was Saudi intelligence directors from 1977, including during the entire Osama operation Bin Laden with the Mujahideen in Afghanistan and the Caucasus, unexpectedly resigned just a few days after taking office for a new term as head of intelligence of his King. He did not give an explanation. He was quickly transferred to London, away from Washington.
The reports of the close ties between the bin Laden and Bush families were buried, in fact completely deleted on the basis of “national security” (sic!) From the Report of the US Commission on 9 / 11. The 14 Saudi lineage from 19 of alleged terrorists in New York and Washington was also removed from the final government report on 9 / 11 events published by the Bush administration only in July 2004, three years after the events.
Basayev claimed responsibility for sending terrorists to Beslan. His demands included the complete independence of Chechnya from Russia, which gave Washington and the Pentagon a huge strategic advantage in the southern underbelly of the Russian Federation.
By the end of 2004 after the Beslan tragedy, President Vladimir Putin had reportedly ordered the start of a secret Russian intelligence mission to search for and destroy key leaders of the Caucasian Mujahideen Basayev. Al-Khattab was killed in 2002. Russian security forces soon found out that most Chechen Afghan Arab terrorists fled. They found a safe haven in Turkey, a member of NATO, in Azerbaijan, then almost a member of NATO, or in Germany, a member of NATO, or in Dubai, one of the closest US allies among Arab states, and in Qatar, another close US ally. In other words, Chechen terrorists received safe haven in NATO.
Information