Talk:Igor Kirillov

When the Soviet Union did nuclear tests, a lot of them were in Uzbekistan.[1] The Russians played a big role in the Soviet Union. And there are other reasons why many people of Uzbekistan are not fond of Russians. "Uzbekistan's history is closely tied to Russian colonialism and the Soviet system. The Russian Empire gradually expanded into Central Asia in the 19th century, and the region was the last frontier of Russian imperialism."[2]

Also, "The war in eastern Ukraine has spurred calls for independence for Karakalpakstan, a depressed semi-autonomous region of Uzbekistan."[3]

So you can speculate about CIA involvement in his killing all you want, but when Russians receive some blowback for their various misdeeds, you can't blame it all on the USA. Of course, the man who killed the general was given a financial incentive too so of course that was the largest motivator of the attack. Conservative (talk) 07:10, December 18, 2024 (EST)

So under Just Hybrid War Theory, God approves of terrorism and murder. It's a component of critical thinking when starting a just nuclear war. Okay, got it. I'll remember that. RobS^{The Truth. Just Putin It Out There} 10:21, December 18, 2024 (EST)

It's just a matter of proof and evidence. There is no direct or circumstantial evidence that the USA was involved. It's pure speculation. And there is plenty of motive for the Ukrainians and people of Uzbekistan to want to kill a Russian general. Is it possible the USA/CIA was involved. Yes. But there is zero evidence. Conservative (talk) 11:09, December 18, 2024 (EST)