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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are also reports that the Ilyushin 76 that was shot down was coming from Iran, not from some POW detention facility inside Russia.

There are also reports that a prisoner exchange was being discussed but that no concrete arrangements for today had been made between Russia and Ukraine.

And why would Russia even be using such an expensive mode of transport as an Ilyushin 76 to transport POWs in the first place?

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Indeed - it does not add up …

I don’t believe anything the Kremlin alleges and need verification by credible person or agency …

Iran and Russia collaborated to fund, train and provide weapons to Hamas and I would not be surprised if Iran was involved in this with intent to turn West against Ukraine ….

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It totally does not add up.

[twitter]https://twitter.com/PaapaWill/status/1750195638946443327[/twitter]

And more evidence is coming out that it was indeed a plane load of rockets.

[twitter]https://twitter.com/vik8867dn/status/1750281293420507461[/twitter][/quote]

And another thing that doesn't add up - Russia is circulating a list with names of the 65 POWs who supposedly died on that plane.   Except 18 out of the 65 are known to be alive and well and were already returned to Ukraine in a different POW swap at the beginning of January.

OOPS.   [/quote]

You guys are all snooty about sources until something like a dubious POW list starts floating around. No official source has listed the names. [/quote]

Margareta Simonyan is one major Russian figure who circulated the list of 65 POW names.[/quote]

Yeah right  Vlad - so credible - not!

Faces of Kremlin Propaganda: Margarita Simonyan
OTHER RELEASE
AUGUST 31, 2022

https://www.state.gov/disarming-disinformation/faces-of-kremlin-propaganda-margarita-simonyan/

Margarita Simonyan is one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s main faces of propaganda and disinformation, both internationally and inside Russia. She is adept at serving up lies as truths — and with a smile. Margarita Simonyan started her career  in Kremlin-funded and controlled media in 2001 as a journalist for the All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (VGTRK). In 2005, she became editor-in-chief of Russia’s first state-funded English language media outlet, RT, formerly known as Russia Today. She maintains her RT position  while simultaneously serving as editor-in-chief of Rossiya Segodnya, editor-in-chief of TV-Novosti, and co-founder of the Association for the Development of International Journalism. Despite the many hats she wears, her main function is Vladimir Putin’s loyal propagandist.[/quote]

Now we know for sure Russian trolls are frequenting here when they present a known Putin propaganda agent as credible source of verification.[/quote]

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