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'''Operation Spiderweb''' was a large-scale assault on the [[Russian Federation]]'s [[Strategic Nuclear Triad]] by [[NATO]] [[proxy forces]]. The attack on critical Russian military infrastructure directly related to Russia’s strategic [[nuclear deterrence]] by unmanned [[drone]]s was conducted on June 1, 2025. The [[Ukrainian SBU]], under the personal direction of its chief, [[Vasyl Malyuk]], claimed credit for the attack. | '''Operation Spiderweb''' was a large-scale assault on the [[Russian Federation]]'s [[Strategic Nuclear Triad]] by [[NATO]] [[proxy forces]]. The attack on critical Russian military infrastructure directly related to Russia’s strategic [[nuclear deterrence]] by unmanned [[drone]]s was conducted on June 1, 2025. The [[Ukrainian SBU]], under the personal direction of its chief, [[Vasyl Malyuk]], claimed credit for the attack. | ||
| − | The timing of Operation Spiderweb was clearly designed to [[sabotage]] [[President Trump]]'s [[peace]] efforts scheduled to take place the next day in | + | The timing of Operation Spiderweb was clearly designed to [[sabotage]] the [[Istanbul II peace talks]], [[President Trump]]'s [[peace]] efforts scheduled to take place the next day in Istanbul. In the days just prior to the provocation, [[RINO]] Sen. [[Lindsey Graham]] and [[Democrat]] [["DaNang Dick" Blumenthal]] made a joint visit to [[Kyiv]] to encourage more escalation. |
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| + | ''[[Axios]]'' first reported that [[President Donald Trump]] was briefed ahead of the provocation, then hastily changed the story to reflect push back from the Trump [[White House]] administration saying Trump did not know.<ref>[https://asiatimes.com/2025/06/ukraine-targets-russian-bases-to-force-trumps-hand/# Ukraine targets Russian bases to force Trump’s hand], by Stephen Bryen, ''Asia Times'', June 3, 2025. asiatimes.com</ref> Days earlier, Trump did not know about the [[NATO]]/[[Ukraine]] assassination attempt on [[Russian Federation]] [[President Vladimir Putin]] with a [[drone]] attack on President Putin's helicopter over [[Kursk]]. | ||
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| + | Russian [[law enforcement]] suspected [[Azerbaijan]] [[mafia]] organizations as complicit in transporting prepositioned [[drone]] launchers to attack Russia's strategic nuclear triad.<ref>https://newsandtimes.org/1949046527046885412-2/</ref> | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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| + | *[[Stanislav Krapivnik]]: [https://youtu.be/LJ7kWIJGiMQ?t=293 Death blow to Start-3? Zelensky-CIA-MI6 terrorism, again.] | ||
[[Category:Trump Administration]] | [[Category:Trump Administration]] | ||
[[Category:Zelensky Regime]] | [[Category:Zelensky Regime]] | ||
[[Category:Russia-Ukraine War]] | [[Category:Russia-Ukraine War]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:29, August 20, 2025
Operation Spiderweb was a large-scale assault on the Russian Federation's Strategic Nuclear Triad by NATO proxy forces. The attack on critical Russian military infrastructure directly related to Russia’s strategic nuclear deterrence by unmanned drones was conducted on June 1, 2025. The Ukrainian SBU, under the personal direction of its chief, Vasyl Malyuk, claimed credit for the attack.
The timing of Operation Spiderweb was clearly designed to sabotage the Istanbul II peace talks, President Trump's peace efforts scheduled to take place the next day in Istanbul. In the days just prior to the provocation, RINO Sen. Lindsey Graham and Democrat "DaNang Dick" Blumenthal made a joint visit to Kyiv to encourage more escalation.
Axios first reported that President Donald Trump was briefed ahead of the provocation, then hastily changed the story to reflect push back from the Trump White House administration saying Trump did not know.[1] Days earlier, Trump did not know about the NATO/Ukraine assassination attempt on Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin with a drone attack on President Putin's helicopter over Kursk.
Russian law enforcement suspected Azerbaijan mafia organizations as complicit in transporting prepositioned drone launchers to attack Russia's strategic nuclear triad.[2]
References
- ↑ Ukraine targets Russian bases to force Trump’s hand, by Stephen Bryen, Asia Times, June 3, 2025. asiatimes.com
- ↑ https://newsandtimes.org/1949046527046885412-2/