2024-03-27 19:05:02
Have you ever heard of "Casualties laundering" conspiracy theory?
Okay, there is a conspiracy theory which is popular on Russian telegram. It goes like this: after Russian strikes weird news appear in Western media. NATO officers die under suspicious circumstances. So, the explanation is that these military men actually get killed in Ukraine and a couple days after, a report comes out with a phony explanation of their death.
Day before yesterday, 25th of March a rocket strike on Chasov Yar was conducted by Russian armed forces. And, now, in a span of three days, we see reports of multiple deaths of Polish military personnel in Polish media.
In Lubliniec, during training in the use of explosives, an accident occurred, as a result of which two soldiers died.
During a mountain training exercise in the Tatras, an avalanche occurred, as a result of which a Polish special forces soldier died.
And, what is most important - Polished genera Adam Marczak passed away. What's interesting is that there is no explanation for the death of this general, only *sudden death*.
Such weird deaths had happened before. NATO officers got into helicopter crushes and into deadly mountain hikes just days after Russian strikes. I am not sure, whether i believe in this theory, but the presence of NATO troops was already confirmed by many official Western sources. And, these troops, probably have some casualties. And, among these casualties, there are probably some high-ranking officers. And the governments have to explain their deaths to the general public.
Anyway, this is just a conspiracy. There are zero concrete proofs to any of that.
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