U.S. Intel Sources Confirm Russian Report of British Plot to Hijack MIG-31
Nov. 13—U.S. Intelligence sources have confirmed Russian reports of a plot by the Ukrainian spy services, under British direction, to hijack a MIG-31 fighter-bomber, and then hurl it at a NATO base in Romania. The Russians revealed yesterday that they have thwarted this insane plan to stage a false-flag operation that was intended to serve as a pretext for NATO to enter it's proxy war in Ukraine.
The sources further stressed that the U.S. was in no way involved in the plan but reported that it had the full backing of both the British and Ukrainian government and NATO's Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelenskyy. These sources say that the British have denied their involvement in the plan but would not say that the Ukrainians were not engaged.
Collapse on the Frontlines and Desperate Measures
"The Brits have been caught trying to start a major war in Europe, involving NATO, under false pretexts," said a source, who reported that American intelligence expected such desperate acts as a response to the near total collapse of the Ukrainians on the frontlines, in response to the Russian offensive, which for months, NATO intelligence claimed was failing to make progress. American intelligence has told the White House that nothing short of direct intervention by NATO forces could stem the tide and that, contrary to British and NATO intelligence that has been pressed on the White House that Ukraine was holding its own and that the Russians were suffering "catastrophic casualties," the war is now even more hopeless for Ukraine.
These sources report that Ukraine lacks manpower to continue effective resistance and is using fighters from the Mexican and other drug cartels, hired with American money given Ukraine, on the front lines.
Trump’s Strategy and NATO’s Future
The sources stressed that had the Brits succeeded in staging the false-flag attack, and if they tried to invoke Article 5 of the NATO charter to demand a response, the United States would have refused involvement. In fact, these sources report, since American intelligence and the Trump White House regard wild reports that Russia intends to attack NATO in western Europe as merely "war propaganda," NATO and its British controllers must question whether the United States would ever respond under Article 5.
"President Trump and the White House have repeatedly told the Brits and the European leaders of NATO that they should defend themselves and not count on U.S. backing for their stupid confrontational policies towards Russia," said a source. "Trump has effectively made the war in Ukraine a European thing. The U.S. supplies the Ukraine, but only with weapons and munitions that it approves and that are purchased by the Europeans."
Trump is reportedly accelerating plans to end the fighting in Ukraine that center around the United States guaranteeing that NATO will cease its eastward expansion towards Russia's border and that Ukraine will not ever become a member of NATO. These moves will open the door in the near term for a summit between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, most like in Budapest, before the end of the year. The summit will set a new path towards peaceful, cooperative relations between the world two greatest superpowers, and will move towards a peace agreement for Ukraine.
"Trump wants to end this war," said the source. 'As this crazy plot shows, NATO wants to keep fighting. NATO should worry whether Trump also wants to end NATO, before its crazy leadership plunges us all into a nuclear Armageddon."