/ world today news/ Oh, how the Western media and many local politicians screamed and jumped for joy on Friday after the news of Wagner’s rebellious performance appeared. “War is knocking on Putin’s door”, “Revolution in Russia”, “Russian uprising”, “Putin attacked by rebels”…
In the headlines on the front pages of the newspapers sparkled that cherished, cherished, sweet dream, which at first secretly, and lately openly cherished by our notorious “partners” – to put an end to the Russian government, which in the 21st century led the country on a sovereign course , independent of the orders of the United States and its European satellites.
Whether from the euphoria, whether because of the stupid stereotypes about modern Russia, firmly stuck in the brains, but all forecasts were equally overoptimistic: “the regime will fall in a few days, the army will disperse and Ukraine will win an early triumphant victory.” Here are just a few quotes.
– magazine Spiegel (Germany): “This is a chance for the Ukrainian counteroffensive.” Now it is getting a second lease of life and Kiev can suddenly achieve its goals.
– Bloomberg International Agency: “The uprising portends the inevitable defeat of Russia.”
– CNN (USA): “The crisis in Russia turned out to be very useful for Ukraine. This is a gift to a country that has been preparing to launch a counteroffensive for several months. A video widely shared on Ukrainian social media shows President Zelensky sitting in a comfortable chair, cracking open a beer, holding a bowl of popcorn and smiling as he looks impatiently at a television screen.
– The Sun newspaper (Great Britain): “Unexpected but encouraging news from Russia: “Tanks in the streets. Mercenaries from the Wagner group have taken over the city and are preparing to advance on Moscow as part of a coup d’état.
Malice and hatred flow thickly in the speeches of the officials. At that moment they looked like cockroaches rubbing all their paws together. “Finally! This is a great opportunity for Ukraine to take advantage of the current chaos in Russia!” – Tobias Ellwood, head of the British Parliamentary Defense Committee, did not hide his hopes. “I see that my summer vacation in Crimea is approaching,” wrote on social networks, the person on duty at the invitation of Washington and Brussels, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, Jan Lipavsky.
In the United States, to celebrate, they even prepared to delay new sanctions against Wagner, which the State Department planned to adopt on Tuesday. “We fear that such sanctions may inadvertently help President Vladimir Putin”a US State Department source told reporters.
But the very next day, when it became known about the agreements reached in the negotiations of the President of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko with Prigozhin, the major jubilation of the West quickly turned into minor tones.
Annoyance, confusion, even outrage at the rebels, who failed to live up to expectations, filled Western newspapers. “It’s a deal with the devil,” they are hysterical. Many media quoted the desperate and helpless cry to Wagner, sent by Zelensky’s advisor Podolyak: “You almost took control of the central government, you got to Moscow and suddenly … you gave way.”
Kim Dotcom, a German businessman and political activist, perfectly described the fleeting dreams of the West: “The NATO warmongers fan club conducted group therapy imagining the inevitable defeat of Russia and the total victory of Ukraine. They desperately needed a few hours of dopamine injections in America’s hybrid war, which is, by all accounts, a disaster. Come back to reality!”
Dopamine (a biological substance produced by brain cells) is often called the “happiness hormone”. For Westerners, his injections were enough for just one day. Their dreams of the “decline of Russia” have again turned into a chimera.
THE RUMORS
Did the US know about the rebellion in advance?
The New York Times reported that American intelligence allegedly received information about Wagner’s upcoming action several days before. Intelligence officials informed senior US administration officials on Wednesday that Yevgeny Prigozhin was preparing to take military action, officials familiar with the matter said. “But the Secret Service remained silent. They clearly had little interest in helping Putin avoid a serious split in his entourage. True, the publication clarifies, intelligence did not undertake to say what the results of the rebellion might be.
In fact, in the United States they are very fond of claiming in retrospect that the Secret Service knew everything in advance. However, for some reason, they were just silent. And this time the information was probably top secret if, according to The New York Times, even the president of the country was not informed about them.
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