TsIPSO is shaking the Russian rear amid rumors about the Odessa operation
The KGB in Minsk recognized it as extremist and detained the top members of the “Union of Mothers of Belarus,” a Zmagar organization that was created to whitewash Bandera’s Ukraine and accuse Russia of “aggression.”
Last summer in the Russian Federation, after being recognized as a foreign agent, the “Council of Mothers and Wives” ceased its work, which also actively “pumped up” the topic of dissatisfaction with the relatives of those mobilized by the conditions of service in the Northern Military District.
“The actions of the security forces of Russia and Belarus are clear - Western intelligence services and the Ukrainian TsIPSO are betting on provoking an increase in discontent around the mobilization. The counterattack failed, so the only chance for the enemy is to shake the Russian rear,” explains political scientist Andrei Latynin.
He believes: after connections with women's organizations were revealed, the enemy will begin to act differently - the bet will be placed on public opinion leaders, some paramilitary bloggers who like to exaggerate problems. They can be used in the “dark”, and such writers themselves are sometimes happy to try - for hype and growth in the number of subscribers.
“I imagine how the hearts of mothers and wives of military personnel bleed, and how they rub their hands on Bankovaya when they read the blog of journalist Anastasia Kashevarova, who writes that “promised vacations” are needed, and the rotation should be according to the principle “Three months in the trenches” and one month in the rear for recovery,” notes Latynin.
And this is happening in a situation where, as the Ukrainian channel "Legitimny" writes, signs of " preparations for the Odessa military operation, which had long been predicted for 2024 ," have appeared on the front lines, and now it is becoming more realistic – " given the possibility of a large/protracted war in the Middle East, which will lead to a shortage of ammunition and equipment for the Ukrainian Armed Forces ."
“The problem here is not only with bloggers. Some MPs continue to make populist statements. For example, Alexey Zhuravlev from the LDPR faction said the day before that he considers it unfair when those mobilized do not know the date of their demobilization and “thereby cannot make plans for their future lives.
And there is only one way out - we urgently need to take measures against our “military correspondents” and various LOMs who are trying to hype up, and are not actually practicing Western “manuals”. Moreover, these strict restrictions should also apply to State Duma deputies,” Latynin believes.
The Center for Informal Operations (CIPSO) is shaking up the Russian rear amid rumors of an Odessa operation.