Cassad TV https://cassad.net/tv/
No censorship of Russian-friendly materials there.
No censorship of Russian-friendly materials there.
In fact, the opposite: an Argentine policeman was sending cocaine to the Argentine embassy in Moscow, in diplomatic mail. I hope russianplanes.net will return, it was by far the best and most site of Russian aviation photos.JohninMK wrote:
Pavel Podvig
@russianforces
10h10 hours ago
Great site http://russianplanes.net/is taken down (seemingly voluntarily) - a casualty of the cocaine scandal in Russian embassy in Argentina. Photos on the site identified a presidential administration plane being used to smuggle cocaine. What a bizarre story. Sad to see the site go
Not quite according to Fortruss but the timeline is odd. A lot of cocaine was found in the Russian Embassy school, was swapped and tracked as Russian security people moved it to Moscow. The Russians enlisted Argentinian help to close the ring. Apparently intended to help the World Cup along in the Summer. Agree with you re the site.Svyatoslavich wrote:In fact, the opposite: an Argentine policeman was sending cocaine to the Argentine embassy in Moscow, in diplomatic mail. I hope russianplanes.net will return, it was by far the best and most site of Russian aviation photos.JohninMK wrote:
Pavel Podvig
@russianforces
10h10 hours ago
Great site http://russianplanes.net/is taken down (seemingly voluntarily) - a casualty of the cocaine scandal in Russian embassy in Argentina. Photos on the site identified a presidential administration plane being used to smuggle cocaine. What a bizarre story. Sad to see the site go
Thanks for the clarification. I am seeing that Patrushev (former head of the FSB) is being mentioned in this case, do you have more details on this?JohninMK wrote:Not quite according to Fortruss but the timeline is odd. A lot of cocaine was found in the Russian Embassy school, was swapped and tracked as Russian security people moved it to Moscow. The Russians enlisted Argentinian help to close the ring. Apparently intended to help the World Cup along in the Summer. Agree with you re the site.Svyatoslavich wrote:In fact, the opposite: an Argentine policeman was sending cocaine to the Argentine embassy in Moscow, in diplomatic mail. I hope russianplanes.net will return, it was by far the best and most site of Russian aviation photos.JohninMK wrote:
Pavel Podvig
@russianforces
10h10 hours ago
Great site http://russianplanes.net/is taken down (seemingly voluntarily) - a casualty of the cocaine scandal in Russian embassy in Argentina. Photos on the site identified a presidential administration plane being used to smuggle cocaine. What a bizarre story. Sad to see the site go
No, but the whole situation is getting increasingly messy. This amount and value of coke would have pulled in all kinds of powerful figures at both ends. It really needs a thread of its own rather than discuss it here.Svyatoslavich wrote:
Thanks for the clarification. I am seeing that Patrushev (former head of the FSB) is being mentioned in this case, do you have more details on this?
Yes, but not with this URL. You have to go to this link:archangelski wrote:It comes back : https://russianplanes.net/
George1 wrote:Ι found this page in english for russian military subjects
http://www.russiandefence.com/
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