Terror In Moscow: KGB's Biggest Fail 

It has been suggested elsewhere that Isis was essentially hired to do the attack by the RF security forces, as a way to drum up support for the war - a False Flag op, aimed at blaming Ukraine. Unfortunately, the op was so successful that Isis decided to claim the attack as their work, and has done so in a manner that really can't be argued with by anyone who has all the info. Why was the operation so successful? The FSB/KGB/Police/etc KNEW IT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN & had been WARNED OFF in advance. Furthermore, there have been reports that both the Emergency Exits had been locked, and that the fire suppression system that was in place had been deliberately disabled. Both would be a means of increasing the bodycount if the "hired" gunners decided to "shoot to scare" rather than to kill. Employees of the Crocus complex have made posts online about this, claiming that several safety and security systems must've been disabled prior to the attack for the attack to have been so deadly, and for the fire to have been able to take hold.

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And. Is Crocus only The Beginning? Who or what may be next?

I'm sorry this was the Russian government, u must keep on looking. ISIS the real isis no way. They allow it because it was planned so open your eyes

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And the Greyzone and American left believes it too

Yes, as they say: "when i have police badge in my hand, everything looks like ukraine..."

If Putins breakfast porridge is cold he blames Ukraine..!!

Obviously he blamed Ukraine 2 years ago, as Ukraine was inviting the most murderous nations in the history of mankind to build military bases there!

​@@ccdanrointeresting i wasnt aware thwy were inviting the sovietunion what a revelstion

Agreed!

Someone commented on the news of Alexei Navalny's death: "One person sacrified himself to save the country, while another person is sacrifying the country to save himself".

actually, its the mindset of comon russians that is the problem

@@reneblom2160 What an excellent comment! Very inventive and very true!

Not a president but a lieutenant from the KGB now called FSB

And only russians can believe this lie.

Ryazan sugar #2. At the beginning of his reign, he blew up residential buildings in order to start bloodshed in Chechnya and improve his "reputation", and now it is Crocus to justify the bloodshed in Ukraine, to declare war and mobilization in the Russian Federation.

And I have seen on the evening network news people putting up flowers for the people who died in the attack. No one is stopping them. I could say it has been a good couple of months or maybe it's just one month for the people who sell flowers in Russia. I don't know. Maybe that would sound like I don't have a heart. I honestly don't know how people who report news do it. In the US, at the end of the news, they always have some happy story so that viewers won't want to go out and do something that if I said it RU-vid would take my comment away. I've noticed that since the '80s. Before that I wasn't paying attention. Before you came on, the other night, I was watching Agenda Free TV, So I knew some things but I couldn't say them because it was a report of someone who was either caught or seen fleeing and there was a word that we didn't understand But the problem was that I couldn't remember what the word was. It was something like Lulric? Honestly I would have to spend hours rewatching in order to find it. But he looked it up and it was a description of people from certain areas. It made me think of Dagestan and the idea that there are many republics in the federation which might wish to break away if they could. Of course I wouldn't have known about those except for hearing about them from you. And I couldn't think whether they would have some sort of leadership. I forgot about ISIS... And I didn't even know what the K stood for. So I still don't know why The police across the street didn't do anything for an hour. Unless they got paid off? You said bribery is big in Russia. (By the way, they don't have sprinkler systems in Russia or are they just another thing which is poorly maintained?) Or maybe someone said hey if lots of people die, then we can just blame it on Ukraine and we don't even have to do it ourselves! How incredibly convenient! The one thing I never knew was that the KGB was supposed to "protect" the Russian people. Also I vaguely feel as if something terrible happened sometime recently somewhere and nobody knew it was going to happen at all. But I can't remember what that was. Russia didn't know about it the USA didn't know about it maybe China didn't know about it either. And honestly I can't remember what it was but it seemed strange when somebody mentioned it at the time - that someone should have known. I don't even know where it happened. So that was an entirely vague paragraph but I just remember that feeling. Okay actually someone somewhere said it and I was like "yeah, how come?" ... And you thought you were going to get a few days off. Sorry about that ♥️ (And I have to check my phone because I got a visual alert from RU-vid but no sound. And my phone is the only thing I allow to make sounds. Last week it got so backed up it stopped accepting SMS messages... And it was still too early for it to be on Do Not Disturb) Anyway thanks for this update/insight.

Smells bad all over

Yes. Its too odd about the police being "missing". Maybe it was set up by "DIS-LOYALISTS" if you catch what I mean.

It could be that the Russian "special forces" simply didn't want to deal with a genuinely dangerous situation, until it was safely over. Other countries we could name have had experience with cowardice of some law enforcement.

No heroic mall cops apparently. I also thought slavic malls have some security normally

A former employee of the Crocus venue said on video that the police station is less than a mile away, basically, across the street from the venue itself. Jake Bro has the video linked in his latest upload.

16:50 konstatin mentions them

A mass event for 6,500 people - not a single police officer. Navalny's funeral - hundreds of police officers, paddy wagons, detentions. MODE priorities. and the security forces in the Russian Federation interrogate so much that they confess to the murder of Lenin and whoever they want.

Not fishy, is an inside job, putin must demonize the enemy in order for young to be recruited willingly,,,

They've swallowed Uncle Joe 's playback chapter and verse.

@@stevev238 Trumpler wants to be a dictator,and he cares only about millioners and idiots..

@@stevev238 Is Joe also President of Russia?

​@@jpenna1976joseph stalin.... yes he ruled russia.

Unfortunately they now all have smart phones

Yes.. it happened in Mariupol...😢

@@mijusa4724and russia said that nazis were on top of the roof. Now they say they are not only nazis but also islamists. Lead by a Jew president. Bonkers innit.

Yes! Russian officials constantly talk about how America and Europe have "Russophobia." In reality, I think it is the other way around.

I think it's called "selective memory."

Do you remember when the Russians send troops to help the Americans when they fought the British for independence of the USA. Russians warned the Americans one month in advance before the 911 happened. So you are trying to change or rewrite history ???

In the 1990s, the U.S. Navy in the Mediterranean rescue Russian sailors trapped in their submarine.

USSR has impose an ideology to his citizens and other countries around,base on speculation and against human nature . While things went bad and have not progressed according with their ideology they became dictatorships to maintain their power and afraid of the consequences for their crimes. Putin is almost the same, but instead Russia was getting closer to the developed capitalist countries to learn something about efficiency , technology and their secrets of success. The ideology has shifted to nationalism promoted by their propagandist media and by the Russian orthodox church.

pootin is behind all of this

Jake Broe latest video has convinced me it was a false flag operation.

But he has 187% votes in his pocket. Left pocket. Very safe.

@@ukrainef_poo-tin8917If so, why did he diss the intel given by the U.S. in a public speech? He looks stupid because he did that. Why the security forces took so long is a head scratcher though.

As bad as we say about Putin, he's actually even worse.

Well Ukraine did allow NATO to move its weapons closer to the Russian border. So there's that. Also, don't let the fact that many ethnic Russians have been killed by Ukrainian military in Eastern Ukraine get in the way.

Yep, it's amazingly disrespectful to the victims bringing his personal narcissism into it.

Some don’t look with real eyes only for proof

@@TheGrumpyEnglishmanUkraine uses western weapons against their invader so they’re responsible for Putin ignoring warnings of a terrorist attack?

Exactly!

Only the ones that don’t pay puny putin

Russian intelligence just let it happened in order to demonize ukraine and motivate the young for putin war.

Agree. Terrorism happen in terrorist states.

Ukraine isn't as Inocent as you think

@@erismana2105 Botnik

@@Mike-br8zt what about shoes ?

While I think the Russian military doesn't care about civilians when they attack infrastructure or military targets, and they certainly have committed many war crimes and Russian officials should be held accountable for that, I don't think they target civilian targets like maternity hospitals or apartment buildings on purpose. If the Ukrainian government claims it, it doesn't mean it's true because both sides are making war propaganda. In Mariupol, Kharkiv or Odessa, a high percentage of the population is made up of ethnic Russians. According to the UN, about 10,000 civilians were killed in the more than two years of war in Ukraine, and almost the same number of Iraqi civilians were killed in the first two months of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. More than 30,000 civilians were killed in the five months of Israel's invasion of Gaza. In both the Iraq and Vietnam wars, most of the casualties were civilians, while in the Ukraine war, most of the casualties are front-line soldiers.

EXACTLY THAT!! 2+2=4

What are the 5 Islamic "stans", that in your opinion, are agitating to leave the Russian Federation, to likely align with Iran ?

What are the 5 Islamic "stans",that, in your opinion, are agitating to leave the Russian Federation, to likely align with Iran ?

You need to learn the difference between sunni and Shia islam. The stan countries are sunni Muslims like the majority of Muslims in the world. Iran is the only Shia Islam country. Sunni Muslims hate Shia Muslims and would NEVER co operate with them since they are blasphemous in the sunnis eyes. This is BASIC Don't spread information that you just thought up, without knowing the basic facts.

I think the "insanely evil" sums it up nicely

No, it is not at all. Russia, believe it or not, was pivotal in the fight against ISIS (Islamic State in Syria) while fighting to keep Asaad in power in Syria. The remaining cells know this. With Russia's FSB and Security forces more occupied with their failures in Ukraine and arresting people at Funerals, the Moscow cell realized now was the time to strike. This is not suspect in the slightest. This is utter incompetence by the FSB and Russian Security forces. The US warned of this 2 weeks ago.

Thank you. I tried my best documenting

@@INSIDERUSSIA Amen! That is all God asks and He gives us strength!

Agree.

​@@INSIDERUSSIAKonstantin, congratulations for your excellent work. In France all good sources reach the same conclusions. But I think we can go one step further. At the beginning a lot of people including myself thought it could be a false flag operation because Putin has done it in the past. And if he's wicked enough to organize false flag operations, he's wicked enough to tell the police not to hurry when an attack he can exploit occurs. Because the higher the casualties the easier it will be to manipulate people. Putin is making a double mistake: He is ignoring the ISIS threat which is very real and if they don't get the impact they wanted they'll try again. He's wrongly blaming Ukraine. Only Russians will buy that. Yet when the demanded war efforts always increase while shortages also increase, they'll question whether Putin is the leader they really need.

AMEN 🙏

But why? Why would they let them go, even if it was a false flag operation? It just makes them look incompetent. They were scrambling to come up with a response... hours later.

​@@amymason156pukin wants a reason for his new conscription plan. Now he can get more of the zombies to join

​@@amymason156the more carnage the more emotional it makes people . Therefore making the impact much bigger . In turn putin can now do whatever he wants in russia in the name of fighting terrorism .

Believe me I don't have to

@@commissaryarrick9670But this also makes Putin look incompetent, incapable of providing Russians the security he promised.

Yea epic fail because most intelligent people know it was a false flag attack orchestrated by Putin.

As I understand it, many important things are being neglected in Russia while the campaign against Ukraine continues.

not a fail at all. he planned this! he´s the mastermind behind it! allowed it to happen to mobilize the country against Ukraine!

Russian police are obviously terrified by a determined group of individuals with submachine guns, judging from this incident. Hmmm. Lesson learned? ISIS-K and China is watching as well.

I remember in the beginning people were saying they ran off to Ukraine border. I wonder where that came from

@@melvinjansen2338 Supposedly they were arrested trying to cross the Russo-Belarussian border.

@@Alte.Kameraden It doesn’t matter. Facts don’t matter. Truth doesn’t matter. Welcome to Russia, whose operatives have been very successful in bringing the Russian brand of distortion to the American GOP.

@@Alte.Kameraden i get that my german neighbour but you dont remember people saying that?

With both Russian forces and Ukrainian forces guarding Ukraine borders plus there being mines, I highly doubt they'd be heading to the Ukraine border but rather heading to Belarus.

Excellent point

@@INSIDERUSSIA There was article earlier this year that on average 120 russian soldiers die every day in Ukraine. For like past 6 months. who knows whats the average for the whole war so far. Its like this tragedy happening every single day of the year ...except there are no doubt far more wounded daily the war. To me it sounds grim, but i guess thats just statistics. A number that could well be higher or lower and no one in public would care differently. I really wonder if Russia and russians will be able to talk about the eventual aftermath and cost of this war openly or is so grim subject that the families of the deceased are going to stay silent and let "the public" celebrate it as the leaders no doubt want? Though the war is also extremely bitter for Ukraine as well, atleast as they are the defenders, the situation is far more transparent for the public over there - whether its for mourning their lost ones or rejoicing their success.

Moscow residents going to a music concert whilst only 3 hours before they fired multiple missiles at a hydroelectric dam with the intention of drowning 150,000 people sleeping in their beds ?

Yeap this was like a slow daynin Ukraine...

nobody feels bad for russia. Welcome to what its like in ukraine every day.

Mobilization works because russians get drunk before they go, drink heavily during the long bus ride to the frontline, and stay drunk and stoned while they fight. Take away the alcohol and drugs, it would be interesting to see if the motivation remains.

but a wolf wearing a sheepskin coat is still a wolf

@@schokobar4133 first, I have friends who know people who were there there are video interviews of survivors outside saying the same thing. I gave you facts as I found. you can go do your own work.

Putin would not allow it. This makes him look weak. Moscow police incompetence is similar to US police in Uvalde shooting.

Or maybe he ordered it ? To be able to start his "total war " It has happened before,of course nobody likes to think in that direction

Doubtful. This makes Putin look weak. Konstantin mentions that a theoretical false flag attack would have fewer casualties with law enforcement victory for propaganda.

Exactly terrorists, not Ukraine. They don't kill innocent civilians.

What you see is not what big brother is master minding,,,

Setting aside the simple-minded attempts by Russian media to blame Ukraine - This is a lesson in not accepting America's hard-earned intelligence warnings. Twenty-three years ago a divided U.S. intelligence community missed many warnings about the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York and D.C. Having learned that lesson - the American intelligence community streamlined and coordinated their efforts. The result was that it effectively warned Ukraine of the impending Russian invasion in 2022, which was ignored by that country's leaders because they did not want to believe that information. It warned Russia of a terrorist attack this week, which was ignored because they did not trust U.S. intentions. Hey world! The U.S.A. knows what the Hell is going on around the world! Listen to them!.

​@@EdT.-xt6yv😂😂 cmon then who is big brother? What do you know? Or are you just making stuff up to make yourself feel better? Or are you a Conspiracy 🤡

@@imapotato4343 there is a strategy to motivate the young to be recruited. Just let the guards down ,

Agree!!! Yesterday I thought more "false flag" but w/more and more evidence and motive that ISIS did do it DOES NOT MEAN VP didn't do what BIBI DID WHICH WAS LOOK THE OTHER WAY. BUT THIS IS BACKFIRING ON VP if he did orchestrate it or not.

Just because Isis claims to have the footage, does not mean it cannot be a false flag. The hamas attack on october 7th was supported by Putin, he often made them come to Russia and gave them weapons. Isis is involved in hamas. For being tolerated or even supported, Isis could be owing him a favor. It doesn't hurt Isis to claim responsibility, on the contrary and the suspects can be criminals being punished for failing at other ordered crimes or just playing the suspects and be given lives in private military armies. The footage can be given from FSB agents, that did this to Isis to spread it and some people are playing an act for Putin or some low ranking people within that extremist group are used as scapegoats and either forced to participate (while being blackmailed) or for real indoctrinated to commit it, but still with involvement of FSB, as it did several times before. Why would they be given so much time to fulfill all of their actions and letting them escape?

I just seen an article that said there was a bomb threat at the London Mall in Saint Petersburg.

​@@zendoll1Now or the other day? I've lost track of what day it is honestly. Earlier today I asked my roommate if he had the day off. He told me it was Sunday. (I'm pretty sure this happens to me regularly simply because everyone on RU-vid who does things live, seems to do them on Saturdays.)

If the police or lower military ranks don't have confidence in a higher up authority will defend them, they will turn to self preservation first.

Exactly.

Derek yes I was thinking the same.

OK and there were ulterior motives by Abbott even if it was to just be cruel and send a message to his whyte supremacist supporters.

There were evidences that diminished security and late response was on purpose.

I wonder how big influence alcohol had alcohol on this. You know - Friday evening, vodka.......I do not suggest dat regular police/FSB staff was drunk, but the chief comnanders......and you know that in Russia nobody something does without command of his chief.

@@radekvalach7660 The influence is very bad. We have a week (sometimes 10+ days) long New Year holydays and after that, they go to work with IQ dropped below 80. When you are IT staff it's like they at once forgot their passwords, deleting documents, not undertanding simple instructions. But I guess the top brass have spent their years of service developing alcohol tolerance and killing neurons, so most senior officers look exactly like Mr. Gurulev.

Hm, so his thought through plan could be ruined and he could be exposed. Police entering the building earlier or extinguishing the fire could minimize the outcome of the terrorist attacks and destroy his political plans for mobilization etc. So when people don't know what the actual plan is, they cannot show initiative as for example their rescue attempt would end in a desaster for the dictator(ship)...?

500 Tajik janitors working the Crocus Concert Hall complex beg to differ

This may sound crazy but I feel for the pathetic men that were caught. Did ISIS make sure the lowest rank men were left behind? I can't imagine what they must be feeling or thinking. Who knows if they were forced to play along. Getting caught by the Russians sounds like a terrible idea, right?

​@@sueprator9314 Never underestimate the determination of religious zealots. They might very well have gone into this expecting and even welcoming their demise 'for the cause'. The greater their suffering, the greater their glory. It's hard to understand these people, because they don't necessarily act according to what we call rational.

@shenadoa If you REALLY blame Russians stripped of basic democratic Freedom for the Invasion of Ukraine then you SURELY blame US Americans who still had them for the illegal Invasion of Iraq based on deliberate Lies leading to the killing of 1 Million Civilians... Unless of course you would be willing to have extremely hypocritical Double Standards....

That’s just sad. Especially when people think they can rely on such individuals and safe guards. I honestly think we are in an age of extremes and people really need to rethink who they can count on.😞

it must be said that it was also their evening meal.

Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

and guarding the voting public

because they are not neighbors with a criminal state that has been spreading death and destruction for centuries. Please believe that those who live in Russia's shadow are happy about such actions, let them feel for themselves what they are doing to others

pukin is the one to blame

Yeah. I know you're being sarcastic, but it does look to me to be going very much to plan. So what would Putin's motive be? On the other hand there's Budanov. And then there's ISIS k. My money's on Budanov.

@@markbryant4641 Motive: Something to blame Ukraine for, to rile up the people. Another "reason" for mass mobilization.

@@TooSlowTube. I hear ya, Too Slow. But outside of the Hodges, Broe, Starsky, Sullivan, WAPO, BBC... world both the pro-Ukraine side as well as the Russians including their military and political spokespersons have been saying that Russians are flooding into the military. This is something I keep an eye out for. Both sides in agreement about a particular topic or event. And Russia absolutely doesn't need this as a propaganda stunt. But hey, who knows? I think we'll find out. ISIS K has come out quite firmly to claim responsibility. But then there's the very eyebrow raising lack of security at the venue as well as the pathetically slow police response to the attack.

@@TooSlowTube. Mass mobilization isn't needed, Too Slow. For the ongoing Ukraine conflict Russia has a staggering amount of men volunteering to enter the military. In the long term Russia is militarizing the entire next generation using social engineering. Including the education system. And Russia doesn't need anything new to blame Ukraine for. Within Russia support for the war is very high.

To which god, its thier god that caused this grief.

French citizens in Moscow were told not to attend any concerts after March 7 because of possible ISIS attacks on concert halls after this date. Americans too, although I doubt there’s many Americans in Moscow now.

True. I haven’t heard anything of fire suppression system but it doesn’t alarm me. Most of systems like that in Russia exist on papers but do not function

Because the seats arent concrete. They re fabric and foam rubber. The soundxstage was wood. The decor was paper and fabric.

Apparently a former employee at the Crocus centre said the place had state of the art fire systems.......

@@fluffybadger9832Having a system is one thing. Having a working system that is maintained is another.

I agree! He should stop the war, terrorist attacks etc. and just retire, go to an isolated island with literally no escape whatsoever, no buttons to press, no contact to the world, surrounded by very hungry fish, that would show him, where he belongs and maybe given the option to seek a sudden easy, unhurtful end, when he is fed up with his life there. He cannot stay in power, harming others, because he fears backlashes.

don't hold your breath!

NATO didn't listen to Putin's warnings about pushing eastwards towards Russia.

@@TheGrumpyEnglishman Russia has 20% Sunni Muslim population, while cooperating with Shia Iran and Syria. Internal security is weak due to war spending and corruption. Afghanistan is back. Have fun.

​@@TheGrumpyEnglishman th very same russia ignore Budapest memorandum to acknowledge Crimea is part of Ukraine ....

Putin terrorizes other countries then is shocked when terrorist attack his country

I'm also thinking the same

Human lives have no meaning in the orc tsar's eyes

I was thinking th same as well .... FSB doing what it's best ... A false flag.😂 They do it themselves.. and they pointing fingers to others. And they will grab any low level crime gangsta .. and label them as a "suspect". It's not th first time they do that thing. Th person was forced to plead guilty....

I've read it that putins daughter had tickets for the venue was a no show.

You are talking about Putin, right?

You’re right. No soul, no conscious, just an out for himself psychopath.

I noticed that too!! The captured attackers don’t look like those small and scrawny men they have in custody.

where were they why do so many get these simple words mixed up

Did you see the video ISIS published? If not, I don't really recommend, but these could be the same guys. I'm also sure that these caught really believe by now they were there,

But did they wear masks?

@@Knightonagreyhorse Not sure if this applies to all, but didn't see masks being used on the video clips.

yes yes, officially they were paid 5000usd to russian bank account (which both they cant access outside of russia pretty much and at the same time authorities inside russia would immediately freeze after investigation), and lost their bank cards and the weapons while fleeing to the direction of ukraine and get caught next to belorussian border, guy admitting to this while police made him eat his own ear during arrest - very credible police work...