#Antifake

❗️Western media’s yet another attempt to cause a rupture in interethnic peace and harmony in Russia

💬 The tragedy in the Moscow Region – the terrorist attack at the Crocus City Hall – served as a trigger for the once respectable American political magazine Foreign Policy to promote a biased agenda in the public space, as well as something like litmus test for journalistic consistency and humanity.

The test was failed.

The magazine’s journalists, who have lost all idea of morality and ethics <...> – have released as many as three articles about the terrorist attack, all of them very ugly.

Instead of expressing grief and sympathy for the victims of the disaster, or at least presenting the sequence of events and facts in a neutral key, Foreign Policy began to speculate about interethnic peace in Russia, whitewash the authorities of the neo-Nazi regime in Ukraine, and openly discredit the work of Russian law enforcement agencies and security services. All of this is extremely far from the truth.

The investigation is carried out professionally and without political bias. The Investigative Committee of Russia is taking active search measures to identify all instigators and perpetrators of the criminal act. However, the Ukrainian trace is unequivocally proved both by the Kiev regime’s clear motives to sow discord and initiate instability in Russian society, and by other evidence, including the Ukrainian Security Service’s readiness to provide the terrorists with a “window” to cross the border.

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Such behaviour by the magazine’s journalists is unacceptable, and references to freedom of speech and expression are unacceptable when we are talking about the personal tragedy of hundreds of innocent people who suffered at the hands of terrorists.

Foreign Policy is not very different from Ukrainian propagandists.

This deep decline in the quality of Foreign Policy’s work causes nothing but regret. This is a general trend for the entire US media controlled by the Washington establishment.

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