Naughty Nato! Staggering information is coming out of Turkish media outlets today claiming that at least fifty (50) senior officers of the French military, are trapped underground at the Azovstal steel mill plant in Mariupol Ukraine, surrounded by Russian troops.
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🧠 Ces gens sont stupides!
A month or so ago i posted from ria-navosti,a Russian news site about an American General,. being caught at Avostal,.along with a British Commander,During a Helo evac,.attempt,...Several Foreign Legion being killed in a downed Helicopter,.I was jumped all over with that post, comments like ,.wheres you proof,.conspiracy theorist, and all the usual bullshit,well it turned out to be 100% true,.,..and now ria-navosti,are saying that Russian Intelligence are Deciphering messages coming in and out of Asovstal,and Estimate there are at least 8 Different Languages,there are Commanders from Britain and Germany also,.but the biggest news theyre saying is that there is a massive Underground N.A.T.O,.Command and Control Centre,that was being put in place in case of War with Russia,.Theyre also saying theres a Biological Weapons Lab, under there,.but also get this ria-navosti is saying there are massive amounts of gold,..!..thats right people ..GOLD.!?..and i can believe it,.Thats probably where they stashed all the Gold from Fort Knox,. during 9/11,..! ria.navosti,.is a great site for Russian/Ukraine news,..so is TASS,.& Sputnik news,.but you will need Google translate,.here you go have a dig around,maybe use can come up with something,..to +or-..! ? on a side note, they are saying that the Tunnels are at least 8 Stories,deep,and the Tunnel system is about 30 kilometres Long,.
RIA Novosti
thanks for clearing that up my spelling is pretty shit but im using the Russian version on Yandex and its spelt with a lower case r,.. ria.ru
I am under the impression that RIA is an acronym, and I'm used to writing acronyms in upper case (but some have become so common, they are now in lower case: radar, sonar). Habits differ with nations. I just didn't want anyone to strike out with a minor spelling error on "novosti"---and good on you for bringing it to our attention.