Chechens and Freedom. KGB protocols for infiltrating agents and discrediting the leaders of the struggle

When you wonder, that Moscow figures who do not stop stubbornly muddying the waters have lost on Ukrainian channels, you are doing the right thing. While Ukrainian youth are dying, old Moscow instructors of the CPSU Central Committee and KGB workers are working with the Ukrainian audience. The Ukrainian audience is persuaded to believe that Russia is not an enemy, Russia will be reborn. What are they hiding from you? If the Ukrainian audience understood these facts, they would drive out Moscow instructors and those who invite them to Ukrainian studios with dirty rags. Look carefully. Nothing has changed. During the Soviet Empire, Ukraine fought fiercely for independence and fought to secede from the USSR. Having forgiven the leaders of the movement for the independence of Ukraine, the KGB and MGB carried out multiple operations – introducing agents, compromises, and discredits. Here we show protocols for the introduction of agents, memos, and developed combinations declassified by the Ukrainian special services (that’s what they were called – combination protocols). When you see these documents in front of you, discussions about “agents” cease to be abstract conspiracy theories, and the cold of terrible reality is felt physically. When Yaroslav Stetsko, the head of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, spoke before the US Congressional Commission about the impossibility of Ukraine’s policy of “cointegration” with Moscow and criticized the Voice of America for imposing pro-Moscow narratives, you understand that this is all about today’s context. When we all wonder why Radio Liberty takes a Moscow-centric position, the answer is simple – it was exactly the same when the Ukrainians fought for independence from Moscow, just as the Chechens are now fighting for independence from Moscow. Just as during the Soviet era, in the West, there was a fierce struggle between “good Russians” and the leaders of movements for the liberation of Ukraine and Georgia, so today in the West and Ukraine hundreds of agents are working to discredit Ichkeria’s struggle for freedom from Moscow. That is why they don’t tell you how KGB agents worked in the West against Zviad Gamsakhurdia. They don’t tell you that Merab Mamardashvili, on instructions from Shevardnadze, persuaded the editor of the French newspaper Monde to publish a “dirty quote” to discredit Zviad in the West, when the KGB took control of the collapse of the USSR. That is why the KGB introduced “agent Letyuchy” into the family of Yaroslav Stetsko, conducting the “marriage” operation. And today all these Moscow workers on Ukrainian channels are pursuing exactly the same policy of Moscow. They tell you that Zviad Gamsakhurdia was a Nazi, which is why troops were sent to Tbilisi in December 1991. They tell you that Dzhokhar Dudayev is a bandit, and the Chechens are bandits, and all they can do is live under Kadyrov. Today, hundreds of “Ichkerians” in the West are carrying out operations to discredit Akhmed Zakayev and the government of Ichkeria. That is because Ichkeria today is the same threat to Lubyanka as Ukraine was during the USSR.