Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "ISIS Or Ukraine? Putin Aide Reveals Who Masterminded Moscow Attack | Watch" video.

  1. "When it became known after the attack on Crocus City Hall last Friday that the suspects drove a car to the Russian region of Bryansk, which borders Belarus, security precautions were also taken on the neighboring country's side, Lukashenko said on Tuesday, according to the state news agency Belta. Therefore, they (the terrorists) could not get to Belarus. They saw that. That's why they turned around and drove towards the Ukrainian-Russian border." Alexander Lukashenko in a speech on Tuesday in the state news agency Belta.
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  2. "When it became known after the attack on Crocus City Hall last Friday that the suspects drove a car to the Russian region of Bryansk, which borders Belarus, security precautions were also taken on the neighboring country's side, Lukashenko said on Tuesday, according to the state news agency Belta. Therefore, they (the terrorists) could not get to Belarus. They saw that. That's why they turned around and drove towards the Ukrainian-Russian border." Alexander Lukashenko in a speech on Tuesday in the state news agency Belta.
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  3.  @MrLeadb1  But speaking of lying. According to Putin, they fled directly towards Ukraine. But Lukashenko has now publicly contradicted this claim...
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  4.  @MrLeadb1  Well, with no specific information, he could mean that neither the date nor the specific location in Moscow was known. The USA also got the date wrong. But at least they knew something at all. Only Putin, as usual, had no idea.
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  5. ​ @MarkNOTW  Why is Putin telling the untruth that the suspects wanted to flee directly to Ukraine even though they obviously only went around and fled in another direction because Lukashenko closed the borders, as he himself explained?
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  6.  @viorica8402  Nice try, but if you quote then please quote the whole sentence: Nasty surprises on the battlefield. Otherwise you are spreading nothing but fake news
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  7. ​ @MarkNOTW  Why is Putin lying that the suspects wanted to flee directly to Ukraine even though they obviously only went around and fled in another direction because Lukashenko closed the borders, as he himself explained?
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  8.  @MrLeadb1  "The warnings from the USA are a provocation that aims to destabilize our society." Putin in a public speech 03/20/24
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  9.  @MrLeadb1  The U.S. Embassy is monitoring reports that extremists have immediate plans to target large gatherings in Moscow, including concerts. US Embassy Moscow, Russia 03/07/24
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  10.  @MrLeadb1  Nice try, the Pavshino police department in the Crocus Expo Hall is only a 6-minute walk away from the Crocus city hall. Nevertheless, it took the Russian police forces 90 minutes just to let all the suspects escape in a car after they had done their job. According to Putin towards Ukraine...
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  11.  @MrLeadb1  The U.S. government also shared this information with Russian authorities in accordance with its longstanding “duty to warn” policy. Adrienne Watson, White House spokesperson Stop denying that Putin has publicly rejected the same public warning that US citizens and everyone have received. "The warnings from the USA are a provocation that aims to destabilize our society." Putin in a public speech 03/20/24
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  12.  @MrLeadb1  The U.S. government also shared this information with Russian authorities in accordance with its longstanding “duty to warn” policy. Adrienne Watson, White House spokesperson
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  13.  @MarkNOTW  Why did the suspects want to be paid in rubles even though rubles are of no use to them in Ukraine?
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  14.  @MarkNOTW  Nothing speaks for Ukraine as a client. But a lot for the FSB...
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  15.  @MrLeadb1  Stop denying that Putin has publicly rejected the same public warning that US citizens and everyone have received. "The warnings from the USA are a provocation that aims to destabilize our society." Putin in a public speech 03/20/24
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  16.  @MrLeadb1  Why do you deny that Putin has publicly rejected the same public warning that US citizens and everyone have received? It's all public... The warnings from the USA are a provocation that (most likely) aims to destabilize our society. Putin in a public speech 03/20/24
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  17.  @MarkNOTW  According to Lukashenko, the suspects tried, but Putin still claims that they wanted to go directly to Ukraine. Additionally, the Kremlin claims that they should be paid in rubles right?, But rubels are absolutely useless in Ukraine. Putin's fabric of lies is cracking...
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  18.  @darkcloud5830  The FSB?
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  19.  @yamatotakeru9078  FSB...
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  20. Typischer AFD Vollpfosten.
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  21. ​ @MrLeadb1  Again, why is Putin lying that the suspects wanted to flee directly to Ukraine even though they obviously only went around and fled in another direction because Lukashenko closed the borders, as he himself explained?
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  22. @agony6569 Why did Putin tell the untruth that the suspects first wanted to flee to Ukraine when Lukashenko admits that they first tried to cross the Belarusian border?
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  23.  @darkcloud5830  Yes, that's right, let's not distract from the fact that the Russians claim that the suspects were supposed to be paid 500k rubles and wanted to flee to Ukraine. But the ruble is the worst currency in Ukraine. Nobody will accept it. It makes no sense at all to try to escape to Ukraine with rubles.
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  24.  @darkcloud5830  Yes, they testified under torture that they wanted to go to Ukraine, although Lukashenko has now announced in a speech that they wanted to go to Belarus but were unable to cross the border because of his measures.
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  25.  @darkcloud5830  Of course the FSB knows more than me. The client who pays for the job usually knows best.
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