Efforts have been underway since the start of the special operation to weaponize multiculturalism under a faux “decolonization” guise in order to “Balkanize” Russia. Of additional relevance, attempts have been made to ruin Russia’s careful balancing act between Israel and Hamas/Palestine. These two contextual factors combined in the latest incident, which saw the SBU exploit some local Muslims’ pro-Palestinian sentiment amidst the latest regional war for the purpose of manipulating them into rioting, storming the airport, and carrying out a pogrom in pursuit of their puppet master's anti-Russian geopolitical agenda.
I wonder if the entire story of “a plane of Israeli refugees fleeing Tel Aviv” for Dagestan makes any sense at all. Assuming there even were Israeli refugees why fly to an isolated region within Russia instead of flying to Western Europe or North America?
One possibility is that they were dual Russian nationals who planned to transit from that airport to Moscow or wherever else in Russia. Also, Russia is super friendly for Jews and they're likely aware that it would be one of the world's most welcoming places for them, especially compared to what they view -- rightly or wrongly -- as rampant anti-Semitism in the West.
I wonder if the entire story of “a plane of Israeli refugees fleeing Tel Aviv” for Dagestan makes any sense at all. Assuming there even were Israeli refugees why fly to an isolated region within Russia instead of flying to Western Europe or North America?
One possibility is that they were dual Russian nationals who planned to transit from that airport to Moscow or wherever else in Russia. Also, Russia is super friendly for Jews and they're likely aware that it would be one of the world's most welcoming places for them, especially compared to what they view -- rightly or wrongly -- as rampant anti-Semitism in the West.
Thank you Sir! This explanation makes sense.
You're welcome!