"Impressive" work of the British media: three graves were photographed - they said that they were buried in the Russian military who died in Ukraine ...
British broadcaster Sky News published material from which it becomes known that, for the sake of fabricating “sensational data,” media journalist Katie Stellard and the “team of activists” (according to Sky News) were forced to take a ride on ... Russian cemeteries. Mrs. Stellard visited, as her report shows, at the cemetery near Tambov, in Tatarstan and in the Chelyabinsk region. And the Sky News journalist traveled through the graveyards in order to discover ... fresh graves of Russian servicemen.
According to Stellard, the graves she and her team discovered ... These are the graves of Anton Savelyev, Timur Mamayusupov and Ivan Kardapolov, which are presented in the material as servicemen of the “16 Special Forces Brigade”. In the material in English, by the way, it is written: "16th Brigade Spetsnaz".
According to Sky News, the journalist was able to talk with the relatives and friends of the servicemen whose graves she photographed. At the same time, relatives of Timur Mamayusupov reported that a soldier had died during exercises in the North Caucasus. Some “acquaintances" of other servicemen said that they "were sent first to Rostov, then to Ukraine," as the photos in their social networks allegedly show. As a “testimony,” for example, this is suggested:
And the caption under the photo is as follows: "Ivan Kardapolov and Timur Mamayusupov were seen near the Ukrainian border."
Have you seen? So, what is next?..
Further, the journalist draws attention to the wreaths from the Ministry of Defense on the graves of people in military uniform (by the way, there is only one photo), and then asks:
And to whom “their government” should have reported that such and such soldiers died: Sky News reporters, perhaps? .. Relatives were told that they had held a funeral (if there were any deaths at all), and only to call Sky News, sorry, did not take care ...
If you follow the logic of this article in the British edition, then it turns out that any fresh grave in Russia with a photo of a man in military uniform a priori suggests British journalists to think that this is a soldier who was certainly killed, and certainly in Ukraine ...
Another delusional material from the Western media, which is trying to prove something, but in the end it turns out zilch. While there are huge opportunities for British and American intelligence services beyond “exposing” destructive materials such as Ms. Stellard, the West can’t move forward ...
According to Stellard, the graves she and her team discovered ... These are the graves of Anton Savelyev, Timur Mamayusupov and Ivan Kardapolov, which are presented in the material as servicemen of the “16 Special Forces Brigade”. In the material in English, by the way, it is written: "16th Brigade Spetsnaz".
According to Sky News, the journalist was able to talk with the relatives and friends of the servicemen whose graves she photographed. At the same time, relatives of Timur Mamayusupov reported that a soldier had died during exercises in the North Caucasus. Some “acquaintances" of other servicemen said that they "were sent first to Rostov, then to Ukraine," as the photos in their social networks allegedly show. As a “testimony,” for example, this is suggested:
And the caption under the photo is as follows: "Ivan Kardapolov and Timur Mamayusupov were seen near the Ukrainian border."
Have you seen? So, what is next?..
Further, the journalist draws attention to the wreaths from the Ministry of Defense on the graves of people in military uniform (by the way, there is only one photo), and then asks:
But if they did not die in Ukraine, why is their government silent about their death?
And to whom “their government” should have reported that such and such soldiers died: Sky News reporters, perhaps? .. Relatives were told that they had held a funeral (if there were any deaths at all), and only to call Sky News, sorry, did not take care ...
If you follow the logic of this article in the British edition, then it turns out that any fresh grave in Russia with a photo of a man in military uniform a priori suggests British journalists to think that this is a soldier who was certainly killed, and certainly in Ukraine ...
Another delusional material from the Western media, which is trying to prove something, but in the end it turns out zilch. While there are huge opportunities for British and American intelligence services beyond “exposing” destructive materials such as Ms. Stellard, the West can’t move forward ...
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