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===Western propaganda war===

===Western propaganda war===

{{See also|Psyop}}

{{See also|Psyop}}

The [[U.S.]] [[proxy]] force, the [[Islamic State]], supposedly took credit for the attack. The Islamic State proxy force was organized in 2012 by the United States to counter [[Iran]] and Iranian proxies after the [[Obama administration]] withdrew forces from [[Iraq]]. The Islamic State was armed and equipped with weapons captured in the [[NATO war in Libya]].

The [[U.S.]] [[proxy]] force, the [[Islamic State]] took credit for the attack cutting short accusations of a Russian [[false flag]] operation. The Islamic State proxy force was organized in 2012 by the United States to counter [[Iran]] and Iranian proxies after the [[Obama administration]] withdrew forces from [[Iraq]]. The Islamic State was armed and equipped with weapons captured in the [[NATO war in Libya]].

The [[fake news|NATO/CIA propaganda apparatus]] kicked into overdrive, with the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' claiming ''In The Conflict Between The West And Authoritarian Foes, Islamic State Sees All Sides As Targets'', the ''[[New York Times]]'' claiming ''ISIS-K, Group Tied To Moscow Attack, Has Grown Bolder And More Violent'' and the ''[[Washington Post]]'' stating ''What To Know About Islamic State Group, Which Claimed The Moscow Attack'' to insure maximum [[brainwashing]] before any investigation was completed.

The [[fake news|NATO/CIA propaganda apparatus]] kicked into overdrive, with the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' claiming ''In The Conflict Between The West And Authoritarian Foes, Islamic State Sees All Sides As Targets'', the ''[[New York Times]]'' claiming ''ISIS-K, Group Tied To Moscow Attack, Has Grown Bolder And More Violent'' and the ''[[Washington Post]]'' stating ''What To Know About Islamic State Group, Which Claimed The Moscow Attack'' to insure maximum [[brainwashing]] before any investigation was completed.