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==Deep State mouthpiece==

==Deep State mouthpiece==

CNN has long been a mouthpiece for the U.S. [[Deep State]].<ref>https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/spies-journalists-and-info-ops-against-america/</ref> In January 2022, during efforts by the U.S. Deep State to gin up war with the [[Russian Federation]] over [[Ukrainian]] borders while ignoring the [[Biden border crisis]], a CNN reporter had this exchange with Russian Foreign Minister [[Sergey Lavrov]]:

CNN has long been a mouthpiece for the U.S. [[Deep State]].<ref>https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/spies-journalists-and-info-ops-against-america/</ref> In January 2022, during efforts by the U.S. Deep State to gin up war with the [[Russian Federation]] over [[Ukrainian]] borders while ignoring the [[Biden border crisis]], a CNN reporter had this exchange with Russian Foreign Minister [[Sergey Lavrov]]:

{{quotebox-float|'''CNN.''' Has there been any progress on the issues put forward by Russia, in particular in the field of security? How would you describe your reaction: Are you satisfied or disappointed? How big is the danger of war in Europe due to some kind of “miscalculation” due to the huge concentration of troops near Ukraine? Many are wondering why Russia is doing this right now? Why did you find it necessary when [[NATO]]'s approach has not changed in the last couple of years?<br>

{{quotebox-float|'''CNN.''' Has there been any progress on the issues put forward by Russia, in particular in the field of security? How would you describe your reaction: Are you satisfied or disappointed? How big is the danger of war in Europe due to some kind of “miscalculation” due to the huge concentration of troops near Ukraine? Many are wondering why Russia is doing this right now? Why did you find it necessary when [[NATO]]'s approach has not changed in the last couple of years?<br>

'''Lavrov.''' The [[US State Department]] also needs to analyze CNN's methods of work for fairness of information and accuracy in presenting facts. You claim that Russia is going to attack Ukraine. We have repeatedly explained that this is not so. When you say that this will happen, you immediately ask: ''Why now? When should we not attack?'' Weird question. [...] Many people ask why Russia has such a principled position on the non-expansion of NATO. Because this bloc, as it was created against the [[USSR]], is now “working” against the Russian Federation. Moreover, this is written in doctrinal documents. When [[Eastern Europe]]ans, above all Poland and the Baltic countries, rushed into NATO, we warned [[the West]] that this would be a mistake. This will in no way enhance the security of the Alliance itself. It will only fuel [[extremist]] sentiments. We were repeatedly assured that it was quite the opposite: “they will be accepted into NATO, and the “[[phobia]]s” left over from [[S</ref> oviet]] times will subside. They will be peaceful, good neighbors." Everything turned out exactly the opposite. It is precisely with these countries at the head, primarily the Baltics and Poland, that the [[Russophobic]] minority "rules the show" not only in NATO, but also in the [[EU]]. They are forced to continue the dead-end anti-Russian policy on all issues without exception. I urge CNN to be more careful about the facts.<ref>https://youtu.be/oSRKFgCoEcU</ref>}}

'''Lavrov.''' The [[US State Department]] also needs to analyze CNN's methods of work for fairness of information and accuracy in presenting facts. You claim that Russia is going to attack Ukraine. We have repeatedly explained that this is not so. When you say that this will happen, you immediately ask: ''Why now? When should we not attack?'' Weird question. [...] Many people ask why Russia has such a principled position on the non-expansion of NATO. Because this bloc, as it was created against the [[USSR]], is now “working” against the Russian Federation. Moreover, this is written in doctrinal documents. When [[Eastern Europe]]ans, above all Poland and the Baltic countries, rushed into NATO, we warned [[the West]] that this would be a mistake. This will in no way enhance the security of the Alliance itself. It will only fuel [[extremist]] sentiments. We were repeatedly assured that it was quite the opposite: “they will be accepted into NATO, and the “[[phobia]]s” left over from [[S</ref> oviet]] times will subside. They will be peaceful, good neighbors." Everything turned out exactly the opposite. It is precisely with these countries at the head, primarily the Baltics and Poland, that the [[Russophobic]] minority "rules the show" not only in NATO, but also in the [[EU]]. They are forced to continue the dead-end anti-Russian policy on all issues without exception. I urge CNN to be more careful about the facts.<ref>https://youtu.be/oSRKFgCoEcU</ref>}}