114 Medical Professionals in Russia Who Died Suddenly: An English Translation (Part 2)

Introduction

Russia has pursued similar coronavirus policies to the West, including lockdowns and mass ‘vaccination’. Russia developed its own jab, Sputnik V, which is similar to the AstraZeneca ‘vaccine’. Russians, however, proved more reluctant to get jabbed than their Western counterparts. Russian vaccination rates have not gone above 60%, and even achieving this level of coverage required coercive measures. Russian regions imposed vaccine passports and no-jab-no-job policies.

When these toxic jabs are given out, ‘died suddenly’ cases inevitably follow. ‘Died Suddenly’ has become a very common phrase in articles covering deaths and obituaries. Compilers such as Mark Crispin Miller have been documenting these cases as a means to expose the jabs and document the crime-in-progress of giving these experimental injections. As Russia has no equivalent of VAERS or Yellow Card for reporting of jab injuries, good information on this is even harder to get than in the West. Cases of Russian ‘vaccine’-injury are also mostly behind a language barrier for Western audiences. Hence there has been very little coverage of the problems of Sputnik in the West, outside of Riley Waggaman and Miller’s weekly compilations.

Russian compilers have been working to expose possible/probable jab deaths, one example is this document ‘114 Doctors’ about sudden death among medical professionals. It looks as if it was compiled by the website Stop Vaczism, which was shut down at its original web address (which means all the links in the 114 doctors document to this website are unfortunately broken). This document offers a translation of the Russian text, which will be split into 2 parts. The purpose of this translation will be a) to provide more information on sudden death cases in Russia to an English-speaking audience and b) to combat the narrative put out by some individuals in the independent media – mostly those more sympathetic to some of Russia’s foreign policy positions – that Sputnik V is safe.

A note on the data: cases are in age order, starting from the youngest, and some have more data listed than others. Many of these are listed as sudden Covid-19 deaths by the authorities, others are deaths from known jab side effects (such as blood clots). Some are the ‘unknown cause of death’ we have got used to seeing over the past 18 months.

Acronyms, mostly used in the profession category:

GBUZ: State Budgetary Healthcare Institution.
MBUZ: Municipal Budgetary Healthcare Institution
CO, VO etc: First letter stands for the name of the region, second letter for the word ‘region’.
GMU: State Medical University
FGBOU: Federal State-Funded Educational Institution of Higher Education.

Any errors in translation are my own.

Anyone is free to republish this translation with a link back to this page.

Cases 58-114:

Case 58

Name: Alexander Vasilevich Paramonov
Age: 63
Region: Samarskaya
City: Syzran’
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 28/09/2021
Profession: Doctor – obstetrics and gynecology of women’s consultation at GBUZ CO Syzran’ TsGB.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is due to a breakaway blood clot.
Further Information: On the 28th September 2021 in the city of Syzran’ in Samarskaya region, 63-year-old Alexander Vasilevich Paramonov, a doctor of obstetrics and gynecology of women’s consultation at GBUZ CO Syzran’ TsGB, died suddenly. He died in the covid hospital, where he was hospitalised for novel coronavirus infection (Covid-19).

Case 59

Name: Tatiana Nikolaevna Giniaytova
Age: 63
Date of Birth: 19/04/1968
Region: Sverdlovskaya
City: Nizhnii Tagil
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 26/11/2021
Profession: Midwife, stand in for obstetrician-gynecologist of the highest category, obstetrician-gynecologist at women’s service GAUZ SO ‘GB no 1 in the city of Nizhnii Tagil.’
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 26th November in the city of Nizhnii Tagil in Sverdlovskaya region, 63-year-old Tatiana Nikolaevna Giniaytova, midwife, stand in for obstetrician-gynecologist of the highest category, obstetrician-gynecologist at women’s service GAUZ SO ‘GB no 1 in the city of Nizhnii Tagil’, died suddenly.

Case 60

Name: Marina Borisovna Slutskaya
Age: 64
Date of Birth: 02/09/1956
Region: Moscow
City: Moscow
‘Vaccine’: EpiVacKorona
Condition: Dead
Date of Most Recent ‘Vaccination’: 08/07/2021
Date of Death: 08/08/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 30 days
Profession: Doctor
Further Information: On the 8th August 2021, vaccinated 64-year-old Marina Borisovna Slutskaya died. On the 08/07/2021 she received her second ‘vaccine’ against coronavirus, and began to feel worse after 4 days. As written on social media by Dmitrii Drobyshevsky, “Today Mura is gone, a good person from our group.”

Case 61

Name: Pavel Lvovich Polyeshaev
Age: 64
Region: Khabarovskii
City: Komsomolsk in Amur
Condition: Dead
Date of Most Recent ‘Vaccination’: 07/07/2021
Date of Death: 09/07/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 2 days
Profession: Ambulance doctor
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is kidney failure.
Further Information: In Komsomolsk in Amur an emergency doctor, Pavel Lvovich Polyeshaev, was vaccinated on the 7th July, and on the 9th July he died. This summer was his last. Pavel was 64 years old. Medics came straight to him in an ambulance. This was on 7 July, and his temperature had risen to 40 degrees, and his kidneys failed. And the person died, the doctor died.

Case 62

Name: Igor Vasilevich Ushakov
Age: 64
Date of Birth: 25/09/1957
Region: Irkutskaya
City: Irkutsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 22/11/2021
Profession: Lead doctor at OGAUZ Irkutsk Regional Clinical Consultative-Diagnostic Centre, degree in medical science, President NO ‘Diagnostic Medical Association’.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 22nd November in Irkutsk 64 year old Igor Vasilevich Ushakov, lead doctor at OGAUZ Irkutsk Regional Clinical Consultative-Diagnostic Centre, degree in medical science, President NO ‘Diagnostic Medical Association’, died suddenly from coronavirus.

Case 63

Name: Irina Borisovna Gorokhova
Age: 65
Date of Birth: 06/03/1956
Region: Yaroslavskaya
City: Rybinsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 02/07/2021
Profession: Paediatric lead at Rybinsk wing of the Yaroslav medical college
Further Information: On the 2nd July 2021, in Rybinsk in Yaroslav region 65-year-old Irina Borisovna Gorokhova, paediatric lead at Rybinsk wing of the Yaroslav medical college, died suddenly. The website of the Yaroslav Medical College did not even post an obituary. According to local residents she died after ‘vaccination’.

Case 64

Name: Ludmila Ivanovna Bezcmertnikh
Age: 65
Date of Birth: 05/02/1956
Region: Moskovskaya
City: Lotoshina
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 25/08/2021
Profession: Deputy to the lead doctor with expertise on temporal disability GBUZ MO Lotoshina TsRB
Further Information: On the 25th August in Lotoshino in Moskovskaya region, 65-year-old Ludmila Ivanovna Bezcmertnikh, deputy to the lead doctor with expertise on temporal disability GBUZ MO Lotoshina TsRB, suddenly died. No cause of death was reported.

Case 65

Name: Vladimir Grigorevich Pravdin
Age: 65
Date of Birth: 25/06/1956
Region: Vologodskaya
City: Cherepovets
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 03/11/21
Profession: Highly-qualified rheumatologist, Doctor of functional diagnostics BUZ VO Cherepovets City Polyclinic No.2.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 3rd November at the mono-hospital in Cherepovets in Vologodskaya region, the 65-year-old highly-qualified rheumatologist, doctor of functional diagnostics at BUZ VO Cherepovets City Polyclinic No.2 Vladimir Grigorevich Pravdin, died suddenly from novel coronavirus infection.

Case 66

Name: Pyotr Ivanovich Romanyuk
Age: 66
Date of Birth: 18/06/1955
Region: Moskovskaya
City: Mikulino
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 14/10/21
Profession: Merited doctor of the Russian Federation, lead doctor at GBUZ MO ‘MOPB-12’, chairman of the Council of Deputies, honourable resident of the city region of Lotoshino. 19th March 2021 he was elected to the regional secretary of United Russia party.
Further Information: On the 14th October in Mikulino in Lotoshinsky of Moscow region, merited doctor of the Russian Federation, lead doctor at GBUZ MO ‘MOPB-12’, chairman of the Council of Deputies, honourable resident of the city region of Lotoshino, 66-year-old Pyotr Ivanovich Romanyuk died suddenly.

Case 67

Name: Iraida Albertovna Ryazanova
Age: 66
Date of Birth: 29/09/1954
Region: Chelyabinskaya
City: Kopeisk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 31/08/2021
Profession: Paediatrician, nurse at the department at Dundisha GBUZ City Children’s Polyclinic No.1 in the city of Kopeisk.
Further Information: On the 31 August in the Covid ward in Kopeisk in Chelyabinskaya, a paediatrician and nurse at the department at Dundisha GBUZ City Children’s Polyclinic No.1 in the city of Kopeisk, 66-year-old Iraida Albertovna Ryazanova died suddenly of novel coronavirus infection.

Case 68

Name: Mikhail Mikhailovich Levsha
Age: 66
Region: Primorskii
City: Nakhodka
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 03/11/2021
Profession: Anesthetist in the highest category SP at Children’s Hospital No. 2 KGBUZ Nakhodka City Hospital
Further Information: On the 3rd November 2021 in the city of Nakhodka, an anesthetist in the highest category SP at Children’s Hospital No. 2 KGBUZ Nakhodka City Hospital, 66-year-old Mikhail Mikhailovich Levsha, died suddenly.

Case 69

Name: Valerii Arkadevich Ogorodov
Age: 66
Date of Birth: 06/08/1955
Region: Permskii
City: Aleksandrovsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 17/10/2021
Profession: Divisional doctor at the outpatient clinic at region of Karyer Isvestyak GBUZ PK Alexandrovsk TsGB
Further Information: On the 17th October in Aleksandrovsk in Perm region 66-year-old Valerii Arkadevich Ogorodov, a divisional doctor at the outpatient clinic at region of Karyer Isvestyak GBUZ PK Alexandrovsk TsGB, died suddenly.

Case 70

Name: Valerii Ivanovich Sovalkin
Age: 66
Date of Birth: 07/11/1955
Region: Omskaya
City: Omsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 05/12/2021
Profession: Prorector of Postgraduate Education, lead chair of hospital medicine and endocrinology, doctor of medical science, professor FGBOU VO ‘OmGMU Ministry of Health of Russia’
Further Information: On the 5th December 2021 in Omsk, 66-year-old Valerii Ivanovich Sovalkin, Prorector of Postgraduate Education, lead chair of hospital medicine and endocrinology, doctor of medical science, professor FGBOU VO ‘OmGMU Ministry of Health of Russia’, died suddenly.

Case 71

Name: Olga Petrovna Barkovskaya
Age: 66
Region: Chelyabinskaya
City: Chelyabinsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 12/10/2021
Profession: Psychiatrist, deputy lead doctor at the medical part of GBUZ ‘regional clinical specialist psychiatric hospital no. 1’
Further Information: On the 12th October 2021 in Chelyabinsk 66-year-old Olga Petrovna Barkovskaya, psychiatrist and deputy lead doctor at the medical part of GBUZ ‘regional clinical specialist psychiatric hospital no. 1’ died suddenly.

Case 72

Name: Valentina Vasilevna Krylova
Age: 67
Date of Birth: 11/04/1954
Region: Irkutskaya
City: Taishet
Condition: Dead
Profession: Major of internal service, boss of the infirmary Taishet SIZO No. 3.
Further Information: On the 2nd August 2021 in the hospital at the city of Angarsk in Irkutskaya, 67-year-old resident of Taishet Valentina Vasilevna Krylova, a doctor, major of internal service and boss of the infirmary FKU ‘SIZO-3 GUFSIN Russia in Irkutsk region’, died suddenly from covid.

Case 73

Name: Viktor Petrovich Tsimbayuk
Age: 67
Date of Birth: 24/02/1954
Region: Ulyanovskaya
City: Dimitrovgrad
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 10/11/2021
Profession: Surgeon at KB No.172 department FGBU ‘FNKTsRiO’ FMBA of Russia
Further Information: In Dimitrovgrad in Ulyanovsk 67-year-old Viktor Petrovich Tsimbayuk, surgeon at KB No.172 department FGBU ‘FNKTsRiO’ FMBA of Russia, suddenly died of novel coronavirus infection.

Case 74

Name: Alexander Minevsky
Age: 67
Region: Rostovskaya
City: Taganrog
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 19/03/2021
Profession: Lead doctor at the Centre for Medical Rehabilitation no. 1
Further Information: On the night of 19th March 2021 in Taganrog of Rostov region, 67-year-old Alexander Minevsky, lead doctor at the Centre for Medical Rehabilitation no. 1, suddenly died. It was written in commentaries that he died of a heart attack after his second dose of the ‘vaccination’. It is known that the medic had recently had a coronavirus infection.

Case 75

Name: Valerii Vasilevich Tailashev
Age: 67
Date of Birth: 20/09/1954
Region: Perm
City: Solikamsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 13/10/2021
Profession: Trauma Orthopaedist, surgeon at inpatient facility GBUZ PK Solikamsk TsPB
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 13th October 2021 in the city of Solikamsk in Perm region, 67 year old Valerii Vasilevich Tailashev, a trauma orthopaedist and surgeon at the inpatient facility GBUZ PK Solikamsk TsPB, died suddenly. The reason for his death is not named, but according to comments he died from novel coronavirus infection.

Case 76

Name: Vladislav Viktorovich Lonsky
Age: 67
Date of Birth: 05/01/1954
Region: Orenburgskaya
City: Orenburg
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 05/08/2021
Profession: Otolaryngologist, doctor of the highest category, degree in medical science, merited doctor of the Russian Federation, GAUZ Orenburg Regional Clinical Hospital
Cause of Death: He fell ill a week after taking the first dose of the ‘vaccine’.
Further Information: On the 5th August 2021 in Orenburg, Vladislav Viktorovich Lonsky, 67, an otolaryngologist, doctor of the highest category, degree in medical science, merited doctor of the Russian Federation, GAUZ Orenburg Regional Clinical Hospital died of coronavirus.

Case 77

Name: Antonina Ivanovna Grekova
Age: 67
Date of Birth: 14/02/1953
Region: Smolenskaya
City: Smolensk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 07/10/2021
Profession: Degree in medical science, merited doctor of the Russian Federation, reader, Infection specialist OGBUZ ‘KB no. 1’, lead at the department of infectious diseases in children FGBOU VO SGMU MZ of Russia.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 7th October in the infection department of the clinical hospital of Smolensk, 67-year-old Antonina Ivanovna Grekova, degree in medical science, merited doctor of the Russian Federation, reader, Infection specialist OGBUZ ‘KB no. 1’, lead at the department of infectious diseases in children, died suddenly from coronavirus.

Case 78

Name: Fyodor Fadeyevich Filippov
Age: 68
Date of Birth: 02/02/1953
Region: Sevastopol
City: Sevastopol
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 04/08/2021
Time after ‘Vaccination’: 0 days
Profession: Urologist at OOO ‘Medical-Sevastopol’
Further Information: In Sevastopol 68-year-old Fyodor Fadeyevich Filippov, a urologist at OOO ‘Medical-Sevastopol’, suddenly died. According to residents, he died several hours after ‘vaccination’. On the website of OOO ‘Medical-Sevastopol’ there isn’t even an obituary for this famous Sevastopol doctor who served 44 years in medicine.

Case 79

Name: Vasilii Alexandrovich Laktanov
Age: 68
Region: Moskovskaya
City: Orekhovo-Zuevo
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 29/11/2021
Profession: Trauma Orthopaedist at GBUZ MO ‘Orekhovo-Zuevo TsGB’, OOO Clinic of New Medicine
Further Information: On the 29th November 2021 in city of Orekhovo-Zuevo in Moskovskaya region, 68-year-old Vasilii Alexandrovich Laktanov, a trauma orthopaedist at GBUZ MO ‘Orekhovo-Zuevo TsGB’, OOO Clinic of New Medicine, suddenly died. In commentaries it was written that his cause of death was cancer.

Case 80

Name: Tatiana Vasilevna Zhdannikova
Age: 68
Region: Khabarovskii
City: Mariinsckii Reid
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 04/12/2021
Profession: Nurse at the Reid department of KGBUZ ‘Ulchckaya regional hospital’, veteran of labour
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 4th October in Mariinskii Reid in the Ulchskaya region of Kharabovskii, 68-year-old Tatiana Vasilevna Zhdannikova, a nurse at the Reid department of KGBUZ ‘Ulchckaya regional hospital’ and veteran of labour, died suddenly from novel coronavirus infection.

Case 81

Name: Viktor Konstantinovich Alesenko
Age: 69
Region: Primorskii
City: Nakhodka
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 14/09/2021
Profession: Honoured health defender of the Russian Federation, Obstetrician and Gynecologist in the highest category SP ‘City Hospital No. 1’ KGBUZ Nakhodka City Hospital. Viktor Alesenko headed the gynecological department for 11 years.
Further Information: On the 14th September 2021 in the city of Nakhodka in Primorskii region 69-year-old honoured health defender of the Russian Federation, Obstetrician and Gynecologist in the highest category SP ‘City Hospital No. 1’ KGBUZ Nakhodka City Hospital, Viktor Konstantinovich Alesenko, died suddenly.

Case 82

Name: Tatiana Alexandrovna Solodkova
Age: 69
Region: Samarskaya
City: Syzran’
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 24/09/2021
Profession: Doctor of the highest category, Obstetrician & Gynecologist, leader of women’s consultations at GBUZ SO Syzran’ City Hospital No.2′ After several days of Covid-19 her spouse died.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 24th September 2021 in the Covid hospital in Syzran’ in Samarskaya region, 69-year-old Tatiana Alexandrovna Solodkova, a doctor of the highest category, obstetrician & gynecologist, leader of women’s consultations at GBUZ SO Syzran’ City Hospital No.2′, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 83

Name: Nikolai Viktorovich Menkov
Age: 70
Date of Birth: 18/07/1951
Region: Nizhegorodskaya
City: Nizhnii Novgorod
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 24/08/2021
Profession: Lead Pulmonary Specialist in Nizhegorodskaya region, pulmonary specialist, degree in medical science, reader at the department of preliminary studies on medical diseases NizhGMA
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 24th August in the city of Nizhnii Novgorod, 70-year-old Nikolai Viktorovich Menkov, Lead Pulmonary Specialist in Nizhegorodskaya region, pulmonary specialist, degree in medical science, reader at the department of preliminary studies on medical diseases NizhGMA, died suddenly from coronavirus infection.

Case 84

Name: Lyudmila Grigorevna Bondarchuk
Age: 70
Region: Sverdlovskaya
City: Yekaterinburg
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 01/11/2021
Profession: Doctor of the highest category, cosmetic dermatologist at the polyclinic 3 Shinnom factory GAUZ SO central city hospital no. 20.
Cause of Death: official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On 1st November 2021 in the city of Yekaterinburg, 70-year-old Lyudmila Grigorevna Bondarchuk, a doctor of the highest category, cosmetic dermatologist at the polyclinic 3 Shinnom factory GAUZ SO central city hospital no. 20, suddenly died from complications of Covid 19.

Case 85

Name: Sergei Andreevich Perov
Age: 70
Region: Perm
City: Solikamsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 23/09/2021
Profession: Trauma orthopaedist leader at the trauma point GBUZ PK City hospital in the city of Solikamsk
Further Information: On the 23rd of September 2021, in Solikamsk in Perm region, 70-year-old Sergei Andreevich Perov, a trauma orthopaedist and leader at the trauma point at GBUZ PK City hospital in the city of Solikamsk, died suddenly. No cause of death was given.

Case 86

Name: Tatiana Alexandrovna Ovsyannikova
Age: 71
Date of Birth: 12/09/1950
Region: Sverdlovskaya
City: Nizhnii Tagil
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 20/10/2021
Profession: Doctor of the highest category, doctor at UZI, Obstetrician & gynecologist at women’s consultation office GAUZ SO ‘GB no.1 in the city of Nizhnii Tagil’
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 20th October 2021, in the city of Nizhnii Tagil in Sverdlovsk region, 71-year-old Tatiana Alexandrovna Ovsyannikova, doctor of the highest category, doctor at UZI, Obstetrician & gynecologist at women’s consultation office GAUZ SO ‘GB no.1 in the city of Nizhnii Tagil’, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 87

Name: Nikolai Vasilevich Filippov
Age: 71
Date of Birth: 15/12/1949
Region: Volgogradskaya
City: Volgograd
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 03/11/2021
Profession: Famous scientist with a large amount of experience in practical work in a vet’s in Volgogradskaya region, veterinarian, Doctor of Veterinary Science, professor at the department of infectious pathology and forensic veterinary medicine FGOU VPO Vologogradskaya GSKhA.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 3rd November at the Infection hospital at the base of hospital no.4

Case 88

Name: Tatiana Petrovna Khodyreva
Age: 71
Date of Birth: 23/09/1950
Region: Perm
City: Berezniki
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 25/10/2021
Profession: Radiographer at KDO ‘KB named for academic E. A. Vagner.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: on the 25/10/2021 in Berezniki in Perm region the Sputnik-‘vaccinated’ 71-year-old Tatiana Petrovna Khodyreva, a radiographer at KDO ‘KB named for academic E. A. Vagner, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 89

Name: Mikhail Viktorovich Zhivotovskii
Age: 72
Region: Nizhegorodskaya
City: Nizhnii Novgorod
‘Vaccine’: KoviVac
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 21/07/2021
Time after ‘Vaccination’: 21 days.
Profession: Doctor, paediatric infection specialist, lead at the department GBUZ NO Infection Clinical Hospital No. 23 in the city of Nizhnii Novgorod
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 21st July in the city of Nizhnii Novgorod, 72-year-old Mikhail Viktorovich Zhivotovskii, a paediatric infection specialist and lead at the department GBUZ NO Infection Clinical Hospital No. 23 in the city of Nizhnii Novgorod, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 90

Name: Alexander Pavlovich Medvedev
Age: 72
Date of Birth: 01/07/1949
Region: Nizhegorodskaya
City: Nizhnii Novgorod
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 23/10/2021
Profession: Doctor, original scientist, Doctor of Medical Science, heart surgeon, professor, lead at the department of hospital surgery named for B A Korolyov FGBOU VO PIMU
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 23 October 2021 in the city of Nizhnii Novgorod, 72-year-old Alexander Pavlovich Medvedev, an original scientist, Doctor of Medical Science, heart surgeon, professor and lead at the department of hospital surgery named for B A Korolyov, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 91

Name: Vera Ivanovna Teryokhina
Age: 72
Region: Saratovskaya
City: Syzran’
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 08/11/2021
Profession: Paediatrician GBUZ Syzran’ City Polyclinic – Children’s polyclininc no. 1
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 8th November 2021 in Syzran’ in Saratov region 72 year old Vera Ivanovna Teryokhina, a paediatrician at GBUZ Syzran’ City Polyclinic – Children’s polyclininc no. 1, died suddely from coronavirus infection.

Case 92

Name: Yevgenia Petrovna Kochetova
Age: 74
Region: Samarskaya
City: Novokuibyshevsk
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Mandate
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 11/09/2021
Time after ‘Vaccination’: 45 days
Profession: Paeditrician at GBUZ SO Novokuibyshevsk TsGB
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is pneumonia and thrombosis
Further Information: On 11/09/2021 in Novokuibyshevsk in Samarskaya region 74 year old Yevgenia Petrovna Kochetova, a paeditrician at GBUZ SO Novokuibyshevsk TsGB, died suddenly one and a half months after her second dose of the ‘vaccine’ of pneumonia and thrombosis.

Case 93

Name: Vladimir Mikhailovich Medvedev
Age: 74
Date of Birth: 09/08/1947
Region: Orenburgskaya
City: Buguruslan
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 26/08/2021
Profession: Surgeon, lead doctor at MBUZ ‘BTsGB’
Further Information: On the 26/08/2021 in Buguruslan in Orenburgskaya region surgeon Vladimir Mikhailovich Medvedev suddenly died. According to local residents, he died after ‘vaccination’.

Case 94

Name: Nadezhda Konstantinovna Bondareva
Age: 75
Date of Birth: 11/05/1946
Region: Tverskaya
City: Kimry
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 03/09/2021
Profession: Paediatrician at division of GBUZ TO Kimry Central Regional Hospital – Children’s Polyclinic No. 1
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 3rd of September in Kimry in Tver region 75-year-old Nadezhda Konstantinovna Bondareva, a paediatrician at division of GBUZ TO Kimry Central Regional Hospital – Children’s Polyclinic No. 1, died suddenly.

Case 95

Name: Alla Nikolayevna
Age: 76
Region: Voronezhskaya
City: Voronezh
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Dates of ‘Vaccination’: 14/07/2021 & 04/08/2021
Date of Death: 28/09/2021
Time after ‘Vaccination’: 55 days
Profession: Nurse
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is pulmonary edema induced by covid related pneumonia
Further Information: On the 28th August 2021, 55 days after being ‘vaccinated’ with Sputnik, 76-year-old Alla Nikolaevna suddenly died. Alla received her first ‘vaccination’ on the 14th July and her second on 4th August, on 19th September she fell ill with Covid-19. After 10 days pneumonia had eaten 99% of her lungs.

Case 96

Name: Larisa Petrovna Yegorina
Age: 77
Date of Birth: 13/04/1944
Region: Republic of Komi
City: Usinsk
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Mandate
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 30/07/2021
Time after ‘Vaccination’: 22 days.
Profession: Physiotherapy Nurse at the Physiotherapy department of GBUZ PK Usinsk Central Regional Hospital.
Further Information: In Usinsk 77-year-old physiotherapy Nurse at the Physiotherapy department of GBUZ PK Usinsk Central Regional Hospital, Larisa Petrovna Yegorina, died from coronavirus 22 days after injection with the experimental ‘vaccine’.

Case 97

Name: Boris Andreyevich Bukovkin
Age: 84
Region: Nizhegorodskaya
City: Nizhnii Novgorod
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 30/10/2021
Profession: Doctor, Academic surgeon
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: Let me give you sad news, 30/10/21. A great man, our colleague academic surgeon Boris Andreyevich Bukovkin has died from Covid. He was 84, he was ‘vaccinated’ in the summer.

Case 98

Name: Olga Viktorovna Khodyreva
Age: Unknown
Region: Kirovskaya
City: Kirovo-Chepetsk
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Condition: Dead
Date of Most Recent ‘Vaccination’: 17/07/2021
Date of Death: 30/07/2021
Profession: Kirov region medical worker
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is ischemia
Further Information: Hello. A tragedy happened. On the 30th July 2021, Olga Viktorovna Khodyreva died. On the 17th July she had received her second dose of Sputnik-V. She worked in Kirovo-Chepetsk as a medical worker. The cause of death was cardiac arrest in her sleep, she didn’t have any medical conditions.

Case 99

Name: Igor Yevgenovich Korolyov
Age: Unknown
Region: Moscow
City: Moscow
‘Vaccine’: KoviVac
Condition: Dead
Date of Most Recent ‘Vaccination’: 24/07/2021
Date of Death: 15/08/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 22 days.
Profession: Doctor at the Consultative-Diagnostic Centre No. 2 Department of Health Defense for the City of Moscow
Further Information: Complications begin on 25/07/2021. On 15th August Igor Yevgenovich Korolyov died from ‘vaccination’ – a doctor at the Consultative-Diagnostic Centre No. 2 Department of Health Defense for the City of Moscow. Throughout the pandemic he had worked with covid patients who were taken into hospital.

Case 100

Name: Surname unknown
Age: Unknown
Region: Moscow
City: Moscow
Condition: Dead
Date of Most Recent ‘Vaccination’: 25/06/2021
Date of Death: 26/06/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 1 day.
Profession: Neurologist at the centre of Endo-surgery and Lithotripsy
Further Information: Complications begin 25/06/2021.

Case 101

Name: Yuri Grigorevich Svetlakov
Age: Unknown
Region: Perm
City: Osa
Reasons for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 27/06/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 21 days.
Profession: Paediatrician
Further Information: In the city of Osa in Perm region 3 weeks after vaccination, paediatrician Yuri Grigorevich Svetlakov suddenly died. According to his spouse, a week after ‘vaccination’ his autoimmune condition (myasthenia) started to get worse, he suffered cardiac arrest and died 10 days later in a coma in intensive care.

Case 102

Name: Yegor Viktorovich Polin
Age: Unknown
Region: Krasnodarskii
City: Sochi
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of Most Recent ‘Vaccination’: 22/06/2021
Date of Death: 02/08/2021
Profession: Doctor as Sochi Hospital No. 4
Further Information: On 02/08/2021 the death of Yegor Viktorovich Polin became known. He worked as a doctor in City Hospital No. 4 in Sochi. On the 22nd June he wrote on his Instagram page that he was ‘vaccinated’. On the 3rd August the hospital website published his obituary.

Case 103

Name: Surname unknown
Age: Unknown
Region: Kursk
City: Kursk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 23/11/2021
Profession: Doctor at the Kursk Venereal Disease Dispensary
Cause of Death: More than 90% lung injury, official cause of death is coronavirus.
Further Information: The deputy governor of Kursk Oblast Andrei Beloctotskii told the story of the death of a regional doctor at the venereal disease dispensary in a meeting of the operational staff. He said that she had had two doses of the ‘vaccine’ already in February. More than half a year passed. She recently became ill, her lung function was injured by 90%.

Case 104

Name: Althea Rifkhatovna Ismagilova
Age: Unknown
Region: Republic of Bashkortostan
City: Ufa
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 20/11/2021
Profession: Paediatrician at the children’s department No. 3 GBUZ RB City Children’s Clinical Hospital No. 17.
Further Information: On the 20th November 2021 in Ufa in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Althea Rifkhatovna Ismagilova, a paediatrician at the children’s department No. 3 GBUZ RB City Children’s Clinical Hospital No. 17, died suddenly.

Case 105

Name: Surname unknown
Age: Unknown
Region: Kaluzhskaya
City: Kaluga
Condition: Dead
Profession: Lead doctor at Kaluzhskaya ambulance service
Further Information: Date of ‘vaccination’: 04/01/2021. Complications begin 08/01/2021. On the evening of the 8th January the lead doctor at Kaluzhskaya ambulance service and trauma doctor Viktoria Kardash died from complications, caused by coronavirus. A few days before she died she was in intensive care with coronavirus.

Case 106

Name: Alexander Anatolevich Stolbov
Age: Unknown
Region: Ulyanovskaya
City: Ulyanovsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 26/02/2021
Profession: Surgeon
Further Information: On the 26th February 2021 surgeon Alexander Anatolevich Stolbov suddenly died alone in the hospital in Podmoskovye. He died a month after taking the experimental Covid-19 injection.

Case 107

Name: Surname unknown
Age: Unknown
Region: Magadanskaya
City: Ola
Condition: Dead
Profession: Paediatrician in the town of Ola
Further Information: Date of ‘vaccination’ was in March 2021. On the 23rd August we heard of the death of a paediatrician in the town of Ola in Magadanskaya region. In March 2021 the doctor had two doses of the ‘vaccination’ and in July they became ill.

Case 108

Name: Alexander Alexandrovich Grigoryev
Age: Unknown
Region: Voronezhskaya
City: Borisoglebsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 06/10/2021
Profession: Doctor of the mobile brigade of the department of the ambulance service BUZ VO Borisoglebsk RB, teacher at medical college.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is sudden cardiac arrest
Further Information: On the 6th October 2021 in Borisoglebsk in Voronezhskaya region, Alexander Alexandrovich Grigoryev, a doctor of the mobile brigade of the department of the ambulance service BUZ VO Borisoglebsk RB and teacher at medical college, suddenly died.

Case 109

Name: Lyudmila Viktorovna Belova
Age: Unknown
Region: Novgorodskaya
City: Velikii Novgorod
Condition: Dead
Profession: Oncologist
Further Information: A resident of Velikii Novogorod talked about the death of Lyudmila Viktorovna Belova, an oncologist at Regional Clinical Oncological Dispensary in Velikii Novgorod, who died on 08/09/2021 from thrombosis after their second dose of the ‘vaccine’.

Case 110

Name: Lyaisan Yusupova
Age: Unknown
Region: Republic of Bashkortostan
City: Ufa
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Condition: Ill
Profession: Doctor and plastic surgeon
Further Information: Doctor and plastic surgeon Lyaisan Yusupova talked about her battle with coronavirus on social media.

Case 111

Name: Masrut Mazitovich Shamsutdinov
Age: Unknown
Region: Republic of Bashkortostan
City: Sterlitamak
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 13/08/2021
Profession: Doctor – phthisiatrician, the former lead doctor at GBUZ Sterlitamak Inter Regional Anti-Tuberculosis Dispensary
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 13th August 2021 in Sterlitamak in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Masrut Mazitovich Shamsutdinov, a phthisiatrician, the former lead doctor at GBUZ Sterlitamak Inter Regional Anti-Tuberculosis Dispensary, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 112

Name: Vyacheslav Filippovich Kolyadenko
Age: Unknown
Region: Saratovskaya
City: Saratov
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 01/08/2021
Profession: Former lead at department of children’s illnesses at Saratov Medical Institute
Further Information: Date of vaccination: in May 2021. On the 1st August 2021 in Saratov the vaccinated Vyacheslav Filippovich Kolyadenko, former lead at department of children’s illnesses at Saratov Medical Institute between 1987 and 2003, died. He graduated from the Saratov Medical Institute in 1964, he worked as a paediatrician in Novosibirsk in 1973.

Case 113

Name: Galina Ivanovna Makarova
Age: Unknown
Region: Republic of Bashkortostan
City: Sterlitamak
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 18/09/2021
Profession: ENT doctor at GBUZ RB City Hospital No. 2 in the city of Sterlitamak
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 18th September 2021 in Sterlitamak in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Galina Ivanovna Makarova, an ENT doctor at GBUZ RB City Hospital No. 2 in the city of Sterlitamak, died suddenly from Covid-19

Case 114

Name: Elena Andreyevna Rybalkina
Age: Unknown
Region: Chelyabinskaya
City: Magnitogorsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 07/09/2021
Profession: Dentist at OOO ‘Stomateks’
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is myocardiopathy
Further Information: On the 7th September 2021 in Magnitogorsk in Chelyabinskaya Elena Andreyevna Rybalkina, a dentist at OOO ‘Stomateks’, suddenly died.

114 Medical Professionals in Russia Who Died Suddenly: An English Translation (Part 1)

Introduction

Acronyms, mostly used in the profession category:

GBUZ: State Budgetary Healthcare Institution.
MBUZ: Municipal Budgetary Healthcare Institution
CO, VO etc: First letter stands for the name of the region, second letter for the word ‘region’.
GMU: State Medical University
FGBOU: Federal State-Funded Educational Institution of Higher Education.

Any errors in translation are my own.

Anyone is free to republish this translation with a link back to this page.

Cases 1-57:

Case 1

Name: Anna Alexandrovna Bezvodinskikh
Age: 22
Date of Birth: 24/06/1999
Region: Vologodskaya
City: Kuvshinovo
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 20/11/2021
Profession: Medical Laboratory Technician of a Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory at Vologodskaya Regional Psychiatric Hospital
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is Covid-19 infection
Further Information: On the 20th November in Kuvshinovo (Volodskaya region) 22-year-old Anna Alexandrovna Bezvodinskikh, a medical laboratory technician at the clinical diagnostic laboratory at Vologodskaya Regional Psychiatric Hospital, suddenly expired from Covid-19 infection.

Case 2

Name: Alexander Victorovich Darii
Age: 26
Date of Birth: 20/03/1995
Region: Volgogradskaya
City: Volgograd
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 15/11/2021
Profession: Doctor – Neurologist at the Neurological Department of State Institution of Health Protection – City Clinical Hospital for Quick Medical Help no. 25.
Further Information: On the 25th of November 2021, Alexander Victorovich Darii, a neurologist at the Neurological Department of State Institution of Health Protection – City Clinical Hospital for Quick Medical Help no. 25, suddenly expired. Alexander Victorovich was vaccinated with the experimental GMO-injection Sputnik against the novel coronavirus infection (Covid 19).

Case 3

Name: Andrei Georgevich Kichemaskin
Age: 33
Date of Birth: 10/06/1988
Region: Orenburgskaya
City: Orsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 15/11/2021
Profession: Doctor – Oncologist, Manager of the Department of Anti-Tumour Medicinal Therapy at GBUZ Orskii Oncological Specialised Healthcare
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is Covid-19 infection
Further Information: On the 15th November in Orsk in Orenburgskaya region, a resident of Norotroitska, 33-year-old Andrei Georgevich Kichemaskin – an oncologist who led the Department of Anti-Tumour Medicinal Therapy at GBUZ Orskii Oncological Specialised Healthcare has suddenly died from novel coronavirus infection.

Case 4

Name: Marina Valerevna Kazakova
Age: 35
Date of Birth: 25/06/1986
Region: Saint Petersburg
City: Saint Petersburg
Condition: Dead
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik Light (used as a booster or single dose ‘vaccine’)
Date of Latest ‘Vaccination’: 14/09/2021
Date of Death: 16/09/2021
Death: Within 2 days of ‘vaccination’.
Profession: Doctor – Anesthetist at the Elizabeth Hospital in Saint Petersburg
Cause of Death: Official cause of death was formation of blood clots.
Further Information: On the 16th November 2021, in Saint Petersburg, 35-year-old Marina Valerevna Kazakova, born on the 25th June 1986 and an anesthetist at Elizabeth Hospital, died suddenly. According to her neighbour, she died at her workplace on the third day after vaccination with Sputnik Light.

Case 5

Name: Elena Andreevna Medvedeva
Age: 35
Date of Birth: 14/11/1986
Region: Tyumenskaya
City: Tobolsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 01/11/2021
Profession: Doctor – GP at the Therapeutic Department no. 1 at the adult health clinic GBUZ Regional Hospital No.3.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is Covid-19 infection
Further Information: On 1 November in Tobolsk in Tyumenskaya region 35-year-old Elena Andreevna Medvedeva, GP at the Therapeutic Department no. 1 at the adult health clinic GBUZ Regional Hospital No.3, died suddenly from coronavirus infection.

Case 6

Name: Unknown
Age: 36
Region: Republic of Komi
City: Pechora
Condition: Dead
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Mandate
Date of Latest ‘Vaccination’: 21/08/2021
Death after: 4 days
Profession: Worked in a dentist’s in IK 49, Republic of Komi
Cause of Death: Official cause of death sudden loss of heart function
Further Information: Yesterday I was at a funeral. A girl who should have turned 37 on the 31st August. She worked in a dentist’s in IK-49, Republic of Komi, Pechora, village of Misha-Yag. Her mother said that she was pricked on Saturday 21st August. She died after 4 days after this caused her heart to stop. According to her mother, sudden loss of heart function.

Case 7

Name: Vladimir Olegovich Gilbikh
Age: 38
Date of Birth: 11/04/1983
Region: Tambovskaya
City: Tambov
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 05/11/2021
Profession: Representative assistant chairman in the city Duma of the seventh convention, Doctor – urologist at OOO MTs ‘MedLab’. A year ago Vladimir Gilbikh had been elected as the representative Of the Tambov State Duma in region no.11 for the Motherland Party and became deputy chairman.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is Covid-19 infection.
Further Information: On the 5th November in the city of Tambov, 38-year-old Vladimir Olegovich Gilbikh, a representative in the city Duma and urologist, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 8

Name: Alexei Valerovich Tantsyrev
Age: 39
Date of Birth: 21/06/1982
Region: Penzenskaya
City: Kamenka
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik Light
Condition: Dead
Date of Latest ‘Vaccination’: 27/09/2021
Date of Death: 20/10/2021
Profession: Ambulance driver.
Dynamic of Decline: He felt unwell the following day after vaccination, on the 3rd November he was hospitalised with Covid-19
Cause of Death: Official Cause of death is Covid-19
Further Information: On the 20th November 2021, in Kamenka of Penzenskaya region, 39-year-old Alexei Valerovich Tantsyrev, an ambulance driver at the 14 GBUZ at the Penzenskaya local station, suddenly expired from Covid 19 23 days after ‘vaccination’ with Sputnik Light.

Case 9

Name: Olga Vadimovna Shirokova
Age: 39
Region: Omskaya
City: Omsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 29/10/2021
Profession: Doctor, degree in medical science, reader at the college of Midwifery and Gynecology No.1 Omsk Medical Academy
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is Covid-19
Further Information: Boss of OmGMU, who read lectures on the coronavirus, died from Covid 29 October 2021. She didn’t have time to get ‘vaccinated’.

Case 10

Name: Mikhail Yevgenovich Yegin
Age: 40
Date of Birth: 12/07/1981
Region: Moscow
City: Moscow
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 26/10/21
Profession: Doctor of Ultrasound at MBUZ City Clinical Hospital No. 15 named for O M Filatov.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On 26th October 2021 in Moscow, the ‘vaccinated’ 40-year-old Mikhail Yegin, born in 1981, a candidate in medical science and a doctor of ultrasound at MBUZ City Clinical Hospital No. 15 named for O M Filatov, died suddenly from Covid-19. He leaves behind two children.

Case 11

Name: Daniil Jikadovich Kiashko
Age: 41
Date of Birth: 12/10/1979
Region: Chelyabinskaya
City: Magnitogorsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 10/09/2021
Profession: Dentist, Surgical implanter at GBUZ Dental polyclinic No.2
Further Information: On the 10th of September in Magnitogorsk in Chelyabinsk region Daniil Jikadovich Kiashko suddenly died, a famous Magnitogorsk dentist Surgical implanter at GBUZ Dental polyclinic No.2.

Case 12

Name: Nataliya Vladimirovna Maksimova
Age: 41
Date of Birth: 24/11/1979
Region: Ryaznskaya
City: Ryazan
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 20/10/2021
Profession: Degree in Medical Science, reader in the college of surgical dentistry and maxillofacial surgery with a course in ENT-illness, FGBOU VO Ryazan-GMU named for acad. I P Pavlov Ministry of Health of Russia, mentor of the network of clinics ‘Prime Dentist’, Dentist, Surgeon, periodontal.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 20th October in Ryazan 41-year-old Nataliya Vladimirovna Maksimova, candidate in Medical Science, reader in the college of surgical dentistry and maxillofacial surgery with a course in ENT-illness, FGBOU VO Ryazan-GMU named for acad. I P Pavlov, died suddenly from coronavirus.

Case 13

Name: Sergei Mikhailovich Borisov
Age: 42
Region: Samarskaya
City: Samara
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 10/10/21
Profession: Doctor – Cardiologist GBUZ Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named for V. D. Seredavin.
Further Information: On the 10th October 2021 in Samara, 42-year-old Sergei Mikhailovich Borisov, Cardiologist GBUZ Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named for V. D. Seredavin, suddenly died from a long and chronic illness.

Case 14

Name: Vladimir Yurevich Griazyev
Age: 42
Date of Birth: 03/01/1979
Region: Nizhgorodskaya
City: Nizhniy Novgorod
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 25/10/2021
Profession: Doctor – Surgeon at the Surgical Department of polyclinic No. 2 in Gorkii-Sortirovochnii DKB.
Further Information: On 25th October in the city of Nizhnii Novgorod, 42-year-old Vladimir Yurevich Griazyev, surgeon at the Surgical Department of polyclinic No. 2 in Gorkii-Sortirovochnii DKB in Nizhnii Novgorod OAO ‘RZhD’ (ChUZ KB RZhD-Medicine) died suddenly of Covid-19.

Case 15

Name: Maxim Vladimirovich Dodonov
Age: 42
Date of Birth: 02/08/1979
Region: Keremovakya
City: Keremovo
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 01/11/21
Profession: Doctor, scientist, Degree in biological science, former employee FGBOU BO KemGMU.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death blood clots, heart attack
Further Information: On the 1st November 2021, 42-year-old Maxim Vladimirovich Dodonov, a talented doctor, scientist with a degree in biological science, former employee of FGBOU BO KemGMU, died suddenly.

Case 16

Name: Tatiana Valerevna Smirnova
Age: 44
Region: Perm
City: Perm
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 26/10/2021
Profession: Doctor – Cardiologist at the cardiology department No.1 FGBU ‘FTsSSKh’ named for S. G. Sukhanov Ministry of Health of Russia
Further Information: On the 26th October 2021 in the city of Perm, 44-year-old Tatiana Valerevna Smirnova, a cardiologist at the cardiology department No.1 FGBU ‘FTsSSKh’ named for S. G. Sukhanov Ministry of Health of Russia, died suddenly. Tatiana Valerevna’s medical experience consisted of 20 years.

Case 17

Name: Razilya Ramilevna Divayeva
Age: 44
Region: Republic of Bashkortostan
City: Ufa
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 27/09/2021
Profession: Doctor – Neurologist at the Republic Clinical Hospital No 2
Further Information: On the 27th September 2021 in the city of Ufa of the Republic of Bashkortostan 44-year-old Razilya Ramilevna Divayeva, neurologist at the Republic Clinical Hospital No 2, most famous as a hospital for bureaucrats and high-level state service, died suddenly from the novel coronavirus infection.

Case 18

Name: Oksana Vladimirovna Sychyova
Age: 47
Region: Krasnodar
City: Novorossiysk
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of ‘Vaccination’: 13/01/2021
Date of Death: 06/10/2021
Profession: Head doctor at City Hospital No. 4 in the Capital of Rayev
Further Information: On the 6th October 2021 in Novorossiysk 47-year-old Oksana Vladimirovna Sychyova, Head doctor at City Hospital No. 4 in the Capital of Rayev, died suddenly. On her Instagram account, she actively agitated in favour of ‘vaccination’, and on the 13/01/2021, she published a photo in which she was ‘vaccinated’ with the first dose of Sputnik.

Case 19

Name: Dimitri Vyachslavovich Tupitsyn
Age: 47
Date of Birth: 10/08/1974
Region: Moscow
City: Moscow
Condition: Dead
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Date of Death: 13/11/2021
Profession: Doctor – Urologist, supervisor of the subdivision No. 4 (lead doctor of the subdivision) GBUZ ‘City Polyclinic No. 2 DZM’, Municipal Deputy Butirskii region, member of United Russia party
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is heart attack.
Further Information: On the 13th November in Moscow, 47-year-old Dimitri Vyachslavovich Tupitsyn died suddenly, a urologist, supervisor of the subdivision No. 4 (lead doctor of the subdivision) GBUZ ‘City Polyclinic No. 2 DZM’, Municipal Deputy Butirskii region and member of the United Russia party.

Case 20

Name: Sergei Nikolayevich Bryuhkanov
Age: 49
Date of Birth: 20/02/1972
Region: Volodskaya
City: Cherepovets
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik Light
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 27/10/2021
Time after ‘Vaccination’: 60 days.
Profession: Doctor – Ear nose & throat BUZ VO Cherepovets City polyclinic no.1
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is stroke.
Further Information: On the 27th October in Cherepovets in Volodskaya region 49-year-old Sergei Nikolayevich Bryuhkanov, a famous ear nose & throat specialist at BUZ VO Cherepovets City polyclinic no.1, died suddenly from a stroke.

Case 21

Name: Violetta Gennadevna Vecherova
Age: 49
Date of Birth: 05/08/1972
Region: Volgograd
City: Volgograd
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Not established.
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 02/12/2021
Profession: Anesthetist in the department of emergency & intensive care No.1 GUZ ‘GKBSPM no. 25’.
Further Information: On the 2nd December in Volgograd 49-year-old Violetta Gennadevna Vecherova, anesthetist in the department of reanimation and intensive care No.1 GUZ ‘GKBSPM no. 25’, died suddenly.

Case 22

Name: Larisa Vitalyevna Soldaeva
Age: 50
Date of Birth: 07/05/1971
Region: Chubashskaya
City: Cheboksary
Condition: Dead
Date of most recent ‘Vaccination’: 10/08/2021
Date of Death: 11/08/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 1 day.
Profession: Medic
Further Information: On the 11th August 2021, in the city of Cheboksary Larisa Vitalyevna Soldaevna born on the 07/05/1971 died. She was ‘vaccinated’ with the second dose of the experimental preparation on the 10th August, then she had a stroke. She died on the day after her ‘vaccination’, she was 50 years old. About this, Vitaly Kodybaikin communicated in the pages of ‘The Other Side of COVID’.

Case 23

Name: Lyudmila Gennadyevna Gamova
Age: 50
Region: Lipetskaya
City: Yelets
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 28/01/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 1 Day
Profession: Director of Yelets Medical College
Further Information: On the 28th January 2021, in the city of Yelets in Lipetskaya region, Lyudmila Gennadyevna Gamova, degree in biological science, reader and director of Yelets Medical College, suddenly died. No cause of death was given. According to local residents, she died 1 day after ‘vaccination’.

Case 24

Name: Irina Alexandrovna Tarakanova
Age: 51
Date of Birth: 17/10/1969
Region: Lipetskaya
City: Yelets
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 10/08/2021
Profession: Doctor – gynecologist at polyclinic no.1
Further Information: On the 10th August in Yelets in the Lipetskaya region, 51-year-old Irina Alexandrovna Tarakanova, a midwife/gynecologist in HUZ Departmental Hospital in Yelets OAO RZhD’ suddenly died. According to local residents, she had a hemorrhaging stroke and a coma afterwards.

Case 25

Name: Vitaly Alexievich Sidorenko
Age: 51
Date of Birth: 30/05/1969
Region: Moscow
City: Moscow
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 21/05/2021
Profession: General-Lieutenant in the internal services of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, boss of the department for material-technical and medical security at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
Further Information: Date of ‘vaccination’: not stated as 21/05/2021.

Case 26

Name: Elena Yurevna Anikina
Age: 52
Date of Birth: 29/05/1969
Region: Moskovskaya
City: Odintsovo
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 29/10/2021
Profession: Doctor – Cardiologist at polyclinic no. 1 GBUZ MO ‘Odintsovo regional hospital’
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 29th October in Odintsovo in Moscow region Elena Yurevna Anikina, cardiologist at polyclinic no. 1 GBUZ MO ‘Odintsovo regional hospital’ died suddenly from coronavirus infection. Commentary underneath the photograph on the official site of GBUZ MO on Facebook did not dispute the hospital.

Case 27

Name: Viktor Lavrentovich Yakimov
Age: 53
Date of Birth: 27/04/1968
Region: Tomsk
City: Tomsk
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of ‘Vaccination’: 27/10/2020
Date of Death: 27/11/2021
Profession: Degree in medical science, leader of the infection department at OGAUZ City Clinical Hospital No. 3 named for B. I. Alperovich, lead outside/freelance specialist in the Department of Health of the Tomsk region on infectious disease.
Further Information: On the 27th November 2021, 53-year-old Viktor Lavrentovich Yakimov, born on the 27th April 1968, with a degree in medical science, infection expert and leader of the infection department at OGAUZ City Clinical Hospital no. 3 named for B. I. Alperovich, died suddenly after ‘vaccination’.

Case 28

Name: Mikhail Valerovich Anisimov
Age: 54
Date of Birth: 04/10/1966
Region: Moskovskaya
City: Kotelniki
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Coercion
Condition: Dead
Date of most recent ‘vaccination’: 15/12/2020
Date of Death: 11/06/2021
Profession: Lead Doctor GBUZ MO Kotelniki City Hospital
Further Information: ‘Yesterday 11 June 2021, as a result of infection with the novel coronavirus our colleague died, the lead doctor at GBUZ MO Kotelniki City Hospital – Mikhail Valerovich Anisimov.’

Case 29

Name: Svetlana Anatolevna Laruzova
Age: 54
Date of Birth: 05/05/1967
Region: Yaroslavskaya
City: Tolbukhina
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 06/07/2021
Profession: Nurse at Tolbukhina outpatient clinic
Further Information: On the 6th July 2021, in Tolbukhina in the Yaroslav region 54 year old nurse at the outpatient clinic, Svetlana Anatolevna Laruzova, died suddenly.

Case 30

Name: Vladimir Gennadevich Makarov
Age: 54
Date of Birth: 20/07/1967
Region: Volgogradskaya
City: Uryupinsk
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 16/09/2021
Profession: Lead Doctor GBUZ Uryupinsk TsRB
Further Information: On the 16th September 2021, in Uryupinsk in Volgogradskaya region the lead doctor at GBUZ Uryupinsk TsRB, 54-year-old Vladimir Gennadevich Makarov, suddenly died of stroke.

Case 31

Name: Irina Razdavarina
Age: 54
Region: Volgogradskaya
City: Volgograd
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 24/11/2021
Profession: Paediatrician
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: A famous paediatrician was admitted to hospital together with granddaughter and daughter. In Volgograd 54-year-old Irina Razavarina ceased to be – a paediatrician. The medic died on the 24th November in the emergency room from Covid-19, that unfolded at the base of the Children’s Hospital no.8.

Case 32

Name: Pavel Valentinovich Sizarev
Age: 55
Region: Saint Petersburg
City: Saint Petersburg
Condition: Dead
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 14 days
Profession: Dentist
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: My relative Pavel Sizarev, dentist, resident of Saint Petersburg, died after vaccination for Covid. He was 55 when he became ill and died. No more than 2 weeks later. He was buried in a closed coffin.

Case 33

Name: Andrei Nikolayevich Legrov
Age: 55
Date of Birth: 22/03/1966
Region: Kurganskaya
City: Ketovo
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 03/12/2021
Profession: Surgeon, lead doctor at GBU Ketovo Central Regional Hospital.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death myocardial infarction
Further Information: On the 3rd December in Ketovo in the Ketovo region of Kurganskaya, at work, on a patient ward, 55-year old Andrei Nikolayevich Legrov, surgeon and lead doctor at GBU Ketovo Central Regional Hospital, died suddenly from myocardial infarction.

Case 34

Name: Galina Bondar
Age: 57
Date of Birth: 10/01/1964
Region: Republic of Crimea
City: Simferopol
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 17/08/2021
Profession: Nurse
Further Information: On the 17th August in Simferopol in the Republic of Crimea 57-year-old nurse Galina Bondar died suddenly from coronavirus infection three days after her second dose of the experimental GMO-injection.

Case 35

Name: Yuri Petrovich Zavarzin
Age: 57
Date of Birth: 20/01/1964
Region: Voronezhskaya
City: Borisoglebsk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 27/06/2021
Profession: Doctor – Traumatic orthopedic surgeon at the department of trauma and orthopaedics BUZ VO Borisoglebsk RB
Further Information: On the 27th June in Borisoglebsk in Voronezhskaya region 57 year old Yuri Petrovich Zavarzin, a traumatic orthopedic surgeon at the department of trauma and orthopaedics BUZ VO Borisoglebsk RB, died suddenly.

Case 36

Name: Yevgenii Arkadevich Svetlakov
Age: 57
Region: Perm
City: Perm
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 10/10/2021
Profession: Doctor of the response department at Perm ambulance station
Further Information: On the 10th October 2021, in the city of Perm, 57-year-old Yevgenii Arkadevich Svetlakov, a senior doctor of the response department at Perm ambulance station, died suddenly. No cause of death was stated.

Case 37

Name: Taisa Alibairamova Alimova
Age: 58
Date of Birth: 26/01/1963
Region: Saratovskaya
City: Balakovo
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik Light
Condition: Dead
Date of Most Recent ‘Vaccination’: 09/08/2021
Date of Death: 01/10/2021
Time After ‘Vaccination’: 50 days.
Profession: Doctor – GP, lead at the therapeutic department No.2 GUZ CO BPL.
Further Information: On the 1 October in Balakovo in Saratovskaya region 58-year-old Taisa Alibairamova Alimova, a GP and lead at the therapeutic department No.2 GUZ CO BPL, died suddenly. No cause of death was given.

Case 38

Name: Boris Yurevich Tsvetkov
Age: 58
Date of Birth: 01/06/1963
Region: Samarskaya
City: Samara
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 03/11/2021
Profession: Honoured doctor of Russia, Ph.D, doctor of the highest category, main consulting specialist on endoscopic surgery to the Ministry of Health SO, leader of the surgical department of GBUZ CO ‘SOKB named for V D Seredavin’. Member of IFSO (International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders) and Russian Society for Bariatric Surgery.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 3rd November in the city of Samara, 58-year-old Boris Yurevich Tsvetkov, honoured doctor of Russia, Ph.D, doctor of the highest category, main consulting specialist on endoscopic surgery to the Ministry of Health SO (Samara region), leader of the surgical department of GBUZ CO ‘SOKB’ died suddenly from novel coronavirus infection.

Case 39

Name: Alexei Leonidovich Kochev
Age: 58
Region: Penzenskaya
City: Bessonovka
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 21/10/2021
Profession: Anesthetist at highest category GBUZ Bessonovka RB
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 27th October 2021 in Bessanovka in Penzenskaya region, several months after vaccination for Covid-19 58-year-old Alexei Leonidovich Kochev, an anesthetist at highest category GBUZ Bessonovka RB, suddenly died from Covid 19.

Case 40

Name: Natalia Nikolayevna Saveleva
Age: 58
Date of Birth: 24/05/1963
Region: Kursk
City: Kursk
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 10/09/2021
Profession: Director of Medico-Pharmacological College KGMU
Further Information: On the 10th September 2021, in the city of Kursk 58-year-old Natalia Nikolayevna Saveleva, born 25/05/1963, director of Medico-Pharmacological College KGMU, died suddenly from coronavirus. According to local residents, she was ‘vaccinated’.

Case 41

Name: Oleg Vladimirovich Gusev
Age: 58
Region: Samarskaya
City: Samara
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 18/11/2021
Profession: Honoured worker of health protection in Russia, doctor, general of the internal service, head of the infirmary at the regional MVD FKUZ ‘Medico-sanitary part of the Ministry for Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation around Samarskaya region’
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.

Case 42

Name: Nikolai Nikolayevich Boldyrev
Age: 59
Region: Ivanovskaya
City: Ivanovo
‘Vaccine’: EpiVacKorona
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 29/10/2021
Profession: Doctor – trauma orthopaedist at the trauma centre No. 2 OBUZ ‘City Clinical Hospital no. 7.’
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 29th October 2021 in the city of Ivanovo 59-year-old Nikolai Nikolayevich Boldyrev, a trauma orthopaedist at the trauma centre No. 2 OBUZ ‘City Clinical Hospital no. 7’ died suddenly from novel coronavirus infection. He struggled with a severe Covid-19 infection for two weeks.

Case 43

Name: Sergei Sergeievich Surin
Age: 59
Region: Tambovskaya
City: Tambov
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 24/07/2021
Profession: Doctor – Obstetrics and Gynecology Leader of the Maternity Department at the Perinatal Centre of Tambovskaya regional children’s clinical hospital (Perinatal Centre GBUZ ‘TODKB’).
Further Information: On the 24th July 2021 in the city of Tambov, 59-year-old Sergei Sergeievich Surin, doctor in obstetrics and gynecology and leader of the Maternity Department at the Perinatal Centre of Tambovskaya regional children’s clinical hospital (Perinatal Centre GBUZ TODKB) died suddenly.

Case 44

Name: Vladimir Grigorovich Pashkov
Age: 59
Region: Lipetskaya
City: Yelets
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 04/11/2021
Profession: Surgeon
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: Dennis, Hello! I with sadness, I inform you of a new victim of the Covid 19 vaccine. Today in the city of Yelets (region of Lipetskaya) the funeral of my colleague took place, the top drawer (really top drawer, one in a thousand) surgeon Vladimir Grigorovich Pashkov. I knew him personally.

Case 45

Name: Galina Grigorevna Vinokurova
Age: 59
Region: Moskovskaya
City: Ramenskoe
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 02/12/2021
Profession: Nurse at the consultant-diagnostic department GBUZ MO ‘Ramenskaya Central Regional Hospital’ – Ramseskaya City Polyclinic No.1
Further Information: On the 2nd December 2021, in Ramenskoe in Moskovskaya region 59-year-old Galina Grigorevna Vinokurova, a nurse at the consultant-diagnostic department GBUZ MO ‘Ramenskaya Central Regional Hospital’ – Ramseskaya City Polyclinic No.1, died suddenly.

Case 46

Name: Sergei Anatolevich Minenko
Age: 59
Region: Orenburgskaya
City: Sorochinsk
‘Vaccine’: EpiVacKorona
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 13/10/2021
Profession: Doctor of Ultrasound Diagnostics at one of the regional medical organisations in the city.
Further Information: On the 13th October 2021 in Sorochinsk in Orenburgskaya region 59-year-old Sergei Anatolevich Minenko, doctor of Ultrasound Diagnostics at one of the regional medical organisations in the city, died suddenly.

Case 47

Name: Anna Nikolayevna Statun
Age: 59
Date of Birth: 10/10/1962
Region: Volgogradskaya
City: Volgograd
‘Vaccine’: Sputnik V
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 14/11/2021
Profession: Doctor of physiotherapy, senior physician of physiotherapy at Hospital No 25 in Volgograd
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 14th November 2021 59-year-old Anna Nikolayevna Statun (10/10/62) died suddenly from coronavirus in the Covid ward.

Case 48

Name: Larisa Yevgenevna Petrova
Age: 60
Date of Birth: 08/09/1961
Region: Zabaikalskaya
City: Chita
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 06/11/2021
Profession: Ward nurse of the highest qualification category GBUZ ‘Trans Baikal Regional Clinical Hospital for War Veterans’
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On 6 November on the single hospital in the base GUZ ‘City Clinical Hospital no.1’.

Case 49

Name: Sergei Irikovich Safronov
Age: 60
Region: Republic of Bashkortostan
City: Sibai
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 17/08/2021
Profession: Ambulance driver working in TsGB in the city of Sibai
Further Information: On the 17th August at 61 years old a wonderful man, Sergei Irikovich Safronov, an ambulance driver, died.

Case 50

Name: Tatiana Anatolevna Shishkanova
Age: 60
Date of Birth: 05/05/1961
Region: Republic of Mordovia
City: Staroe Shaigovo
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 15/11/2021
Profession: Radiotherapist, lead doctor GBUZ RM Staroshaikovo Regional Hospital and the regional secretary of the United Russia party
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.

Case 51

Name: Tatiana Viktorovna Buglaeva
Age: 61
Region: Saint Petersburg
City: Saint Petersburg
‘Vaccine’: KoviVac
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Mandate
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 21/11/2021
Profession: Doctor, graduated from Leningrad Medical Institute and worked there all her life, deputy to lead doctor of Clinical Hospital Surgery No. 1 PSPBGMU, named for acad. I. P. Pavlov, leader of the Department of work with territorial organs of health.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection.
Further Information: Yesterday was my friend’s funeral, many knew her here, Taneshka Buglaeva, a doctor who worked at Leningrad medical institute her whole life. Recently, she turned 61. Two daughters, four grandchildren, a large and friendly family. I will write briefly, in order to not take up too much of your time.

Case 52

Name: Margarita Leonidovna Nevelskaya
Age: 62
Date of Birth: 24/09/1959
Region: Ivanovskaya
City: Kineshma
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 01/11/2021
Profession: Therapist, Doctor of Ultrasound Diagnostics, and from 1999 leader of the divisional service of polyclinic named for L. I. Zakharova (OBUZ IO Kineshma Central Regional Hospital – Polyclinic No. 1 named for Zakharova.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 1st November in Kineshma in Ivanov region 62-year-old Margarita Leonidovna Nevelskaya, therapist, Doctor of Ultrasound Diagnostics, and from 1999 leader of the divisional service of polyclinic named for L. I. Zakharova, died suddenly from coronavirus infection.

Case 53

Name: Alexander Nikolayevich Lyashenko
Age: 62
Date of Birth: 18/10/1959
Region: Volgogradskoye
City: Mikailovka
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 04/12/2021
Profession: Doctor – anesthetist Danilovsky TsRB
Cause of Death: Official cause of death in coronavirus infection.
Further Information: On the 4th December 2021 in the GBUZ Mikailovka TsRB in Volgogradskoye region 62-year-old Alexander Nikolayevich Lyashenko, (18/10/59) native of Zhirnovska, an anesthetist at Danilovsky TsRB, died suddenly from coronavirus.

Case 54

Name: Bulat Ishmullovich Abdulguzhin
Age: 62
Date of Birth: 21/05/1959
Region: Republic of Bashkortostan
City: Ufa
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 05/06/2021
Profession: Doctor of the highest category, surgeon and traumatic orthopaedist GBUZ RBK named for G G Kuvatov
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 5th June in Ufa 62-year-old Bulat Ishmullovich Abdulguzhin, doctor of the highest category, surgeon and traumatic orthopaedist GBUZ RBK named for G G Kuvatov, died suddenly from coronavirus infection.

Case 55

Name: Tatiana Nikolayevna Kerkesner
Age: 62
Date of Birth: 20/10/1958
Region: Tyumenskaya
City: Bolshoe Sorokino
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 22/09/2021
Profession: Dentist at the polyclinic at Sorokino regional hospital
Further Information: At Bolshoe Sorokino in Tyumenskaya region 62-year-old Tatiana Nikolayevna Kerkesner, dentist at the polyclinic at Sorokino regional hospital, died suddenly. After the 3rd dose of the vaccine she went to hospital. The cause of death has not been stated.

Case 56

Name: Yekaterina Grigorevna Kazakova
Age: 62
Region: Nizhegorodskaya
City: Nizhnii Novgorod
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 23/10/2021
Profession: Gastroenterologist lead at the gastroenterological department GBUZ NO DGKB No. 27 ‘Aibolit’.
Further Information: On the 23rd of October 2021, in Nizhnii Novgorod 62-year-old Yekaterina Grigorevna Kazakova, gastroenterologist and lead doctor at the gastroenterological department GBUZ NO DGKB No. 27 ‘Aibolit’, died suddenly from Covid-19.

Case 57

Name: Vladimir Semenovich Ryapolov
Age: 63
Date of Birth: 18/10/1958
Region: Moskovskaya
City: Krasnozaemensk
Reason for ‘Vaccination’: Voluntary
Condition: Dead
Date of Death: 05/12/2021
Profession: Lead doctor at GBUZ MO Krasnozaemensk city polyclinic and deputy of the city chapter of the regional United Russia Party.
Cause of Death: Official cause of death is coronavirus infection
Further Information: On the 5th December in Krasnozaemensk in Moskovskaya region, 63-year-old Vladimir Semenovich Ryapolov, lead doctor at GBUZ MO Krasnozaemensk city polyclinic and deputy of the city chapter of the regional United Russia Party, died suddenly from coronavirus.

What’s Going on in Ukraine? Part 4: The Corona Connection (2)

Introduction

The previous parts of this series have discussed the Western and Russian narratives surrounding the conflict in Ukraine. The Western narrative, as usual, is full of untruths about the situation in Ukraine, ignoring intervention by the West and pretending that the bombing of civilians in Donbass doesn’t exist. The Russian narrative is more in line with reality as it acknowledges Western aggression and the suffering of people in the Donbass. However, the Russian government’s promotion of the Official Covid Narrative, including lockdowns and forced ‘vaccinations’, mean scepticism of the Russian government is warranted. This situation has led people to speculate about the role of orchestration in the Ukraine conflict.

The Model Before the Official Covid Narrative

One of the key questions relating to the current situation in Ukraine is how we assess foreign policy – and particularly questions of international collusion – in the wake of the Covid 19 scam. Prior to Covid 19 it was accurate to frame foreign policy around Western imperialism and resistance to that imperialism as the model. Imperialist invasions took place in Iraq, Libya, and Afghanistan, imperialist subversion in Syria, imperialist occupation in Palestine, and imperialist coups in Honduras and Bolivia. All of these events had significant economic and resource gains for Western elites. On the other hand, independent minded governments resisted this subversion. This included Islamic governments (like Iran), right wing governments (like Russia), secular Arab governments (like Iraq or Syria) and left wing governments (like Cuba, Venezuela, or Bolivia).

In particular, once Russia began to regain some economic and military strength after the disaster of the 1990s, they began to slowly push back against the West. It is worth noting, however, that Putin’s views have become more hostile to the West over time and he did not begin his tenure as implacably anti-Western. For example, in a New York Times interview in 2003, Putin expressed his desire for good relations with the US, while considering the war in Iraq as an error:

I have already mentioned strategic stability. The United States and Russia remain the strongest nuclear powers. Our interests in the sphere of fighting radicalism and terrorism coincide, and we are very much concerned about the radicalisation of certain countries and certain regions. Our common interest lies in counteracting one of the main threats of the 21st century – proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

[…]

You know our attitude toward the war in Iraq; I have made it public. I said from the very beginning and still believe that it was a mistake. This is why there is no surprise for us about the situation that has taken shape because we foresaw the development of the situation there just exactly as it is developing now. First of all, this has to do with the political aspect, the collapse of the statehood, as you correctly mentioned. How could one imagine a different course of events in case the Saddam Hussain regime is dismantled? Of course, statehood is destroyed. How can it be otherwise? But what do the special services have to do with it?
Vladimir Putin

Putin became more hostile as the lack of cooperation from the West and the disdain for Russian interests became more and more obvious with the expansion of NATO and the undermining of the government of Bashar Al Assad, a long time Russian ally. Russia militarily intervened in Syria (with the permission of the Syrian government) to fight the Western supported terrorist groups such as ISIS, Al Nusra and the White Helmets.

Collusion and Competition?

However, both sides complying with the Covid Narrative raises questions about this model of geopolitical competition. The fact is that almost all countries (excluding Belarus, Sweden, and some African countries whose leaders died in mysterious circumstances) went along with lockdowns and all Western countries, Russia and China supported the jabs. The question at issue here is the idea of global conspiracy in the creation of a fake pandemic in order to institute a global control grid of digital IDs, transhumanism, and full spectrum authoritarian control, broadly called ‘The Great Reset’.

The fact that the vast majority of countries complied with these anti -health directives in the name of health has to arouse suspicion. If a few countries had done lockdowns, or many countries had done them but for a short period, incompetence would seem a more plausible explanation, but the sheet length of the life destroying lockdowns combined with sinister legislation suggests the possibility of conspiracy.

In reality, there is evidence that both phenomena exist simultaneously: geopolitical maneuvering is real, but so is a push towards some sort of ‘great reset’ type scenario among certain elite groups. The best model to adopt to understand the current scenario is one in which countries are competing within themselves (largely the West, Russia and China) while all supporting some aspects of a digital control grid. Groups like the World Economic Forum have relevance within this matrix, as they drive an ideological agenda forward and facilitate liaison between different elites (Davos, etc.).

The best analogy I can think of is this: In the 19th century, all the major European states (France, Germany, Britain et al.) supported the concept of having colonies. However, they all competed over who had the most colonies and therefore the most access to natural resources, cheap labour etc. Sometimes these countries would come together and make agreements regulating colonialism (a form of collusion) but they would also try to undermine each other’s imperial power. In this analogy the belief in colonies and the collusion would equal agreeing on the great reset and colluding at meetings such as Davos, whereas the competition plays out in areas such as Ukraine and Syria for dominance by different powers.

Relevance of Imperialism

Only seeing one side of the coin as real leads to mistakes in analysis. Ultimately I don’t think all geopolitical competition has disappeared with the Covid narrative, regardless of the elements of bizarre international agreement on the issue. Different interests of different countries – such as economic or geostrategic – still function as a relevant mode of analysis.

The Western (that is, US and its lackey countries such as the UK, etc) imperialist drive inevitably brings it into conflict with other countries. The imperialist nature of the West – that is, their need and ability to exploit peripheral countries – is not something that can be arbitrarily abolished as it evolved out of the capitalist system and the dominance of these powers over that system. In fact, there is ample evidence of the continuation of imperialist warfare and exploitation despite ‘Covid-19’ (see my previous article on ‘Mass Murder ‘In The Middle of a Deadly Pandemic”).

One of the countries it must come into conflict with is Russia, despite the similarities in domestic policy between the two powers when it comes to Covid 19. Despite some claims to the contrary, Russia is not an imperialist power, and it is misleading to portray it as such just because it invaded Ukraine. Just because one country militarily intervenes in another does not automatically make that intervention ‘imperialist’ unless you want to argue absurdities such as Vietnam being an imperialist power (as they invaded Cambodia in the 1970s). Russia is not economically powerful enough to compete as an imperialist state and it does not have masses of finance capital it can use to exploit other countries through neocolonialism. Instead, it is a middling country that finds itself in conflict with the West because they constantly threaten Russia’s borders.

These conflicting interests remain real and cannot be ignored as a driver of Western and Russian actions. The fact that these conflicting interests exist means that theories of direct collusion (such as collusion to create a distraction in Ukraine, for example) are less plausible unless there is direct evidence. There is enough reason for the two powers to compete without having to use direct collusion as an explanation.

Relevance of Global Elites

While we should be careful in attributing every action during the ‘Covid-19 pandemic’ to conspiracy, there is some evidence for that position. The fact that the US government ran a pandemic exercise called Event 201 “which predicted a global pandemic caused by a novel Coronavirus just months before the Covid-19 outbreak” – is suspicious. (Interestingly, there was also a Monkeypox simulation exercise). Ultimately I find it difficult to explain the Covid-19 scam through opportunism alone, given the fact that a large number of states went along with it for such a long period of time. Particularly the clear transhumanist drive present within all aspects of the Covid agenda shows a unified elite ideology being driven by individuals like Klaus Schwab, leader of the World Economic Forum.

Organisations like The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the World Economic Forum are using Covid-19 to push sinister global agendas. In fact, this barely qualifies as a ‘conspiracy’ since they are open about the fact that this is what they are doing (Schwab literally wrote a book called ‘The Great Reset’, how much more open do you want?). Bill Gates clearly wants to use the ‘pandemic’ to push vaccines, one of his most notable interests, and there is also evidence he has an interest in depopulation. Schwab argues for a transhumanist future under the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution‘, where human beings meld with technology and where genetic editing is normalised. Covid-19 is considered a method to bring about this future. Groups like the WEF and BMGF infiltrate and fund initiatives within states (for example, the WEF uses the Young Global Leaders program to groom people into its ideology, whereas the BMGF uses money to fund initiatives it supports).

The weaknesses of focusing mainly on these organisations is that they do not have direct methods of enforcement (militaries, police forces, etc.) that can force the population to obey. Only states have those. States have to have some interest in imposition of the policies also to ensure their implementation. So what we have, in my view, is a system based on mutual overlapping interests. This includes between governments, global institutions (WHO, WEF, BMGF etc) and big corporations such as Big Pharma, Big Tech and the arms companies. These mutual overlapping interests involve means by which to control the population (vaccine passports, Digital ID’s, lockdowns, smart cities, technocracy) as well as transhumanism (the US and UK governments are interested in ‘human augmentation’), and of course the big corporations benefit through increased profit and mandated markets for their products.

Conclusion

There are both circles of overlapping and competing interests when it comes to understanding the operations of the modern world and neither can be dismissed out of hand as an influence on the behaviour of states. Ultimately Russia’s behaviour in Ukraine can be explained via traditional geopolitical motives. However elites in most countries (including Russia) have an interest in the transhumanist digital control matrix being pushed by such elites. Contra to some claims in the independent media, I see no evidence that Russia is opposed to the fundamentals of transhumanist technocracy.

What’s Going on in Ukraine? Part 3: The Corona Connection (I)

Introduction

The first two posts in these series discussed the current situation in Ukraine from the point of view of geopolitics and an anti-imperialist critique of Western actions. However, while the points made in those posts were based on factual evidence, there is one point that hasn’t been discussed so far. That is the fact that this Ukraine narrative swooped in and almost completely eclipsed the Corona nonsense that we have been dealing with for the past 2 years. This part will discuss the reality of Russia, Covid 19 and the Sputnik V ‘Vaccine’.

The Reality of Russia and Covid

In order to begin looking at this question, we need to start with Putin’s views on Corona and what policy positions he took during the ‘deadly pandemic’. Unfortunately it remains a fact that the Russian government supported the ‘deadly pandemic’ narrative. Here are some examples of the Russian policies towards Covid 19.

Russia used lockdowns as a means to ‘control the virus’ during the ‘first wave’ of Covid 19. These lockdowns – as well as a ban on foreign travelers to Russia – began to be introduced near the end of March 2020. This legislation, signed in April 2020 by Vladimir Putin, outlines fines of 300,000 to 700,000 roubles as a punishment for spreading false information regarding the situation regarding Covid 19. Violating quarantine is also a criminal offense according to this law if people become ill with Covid 19 due to the breach and can be punished with prison time.

Furthermore, Moscow introduced a ‘pass system’ for travel in April 2020, a draconian move that fits in well with later measures such as vaccine passports:

On April 11 [2020], Mayor Sergei Sobyanin signed a decree, introducing special digital passes to travel around Moscow and the Moscow Region using personal or public transport. This measure was imposed to curb the spread of coronavirus as much as possible.
TASS

The Russian lockdown did not last as long as in some other countries. There were also fewer lockdowns there than elsewhere but there was another regional lockdown in Moscow as late as October 2021, demonstrating that Russia has not given up on that policy position. This regional lockdown disputes any argument that Russia did a lockdown because it was ‘duped’ by other actors.

The Sputnik ‘Vaccine’, Vax Passports and Forced Jabs

As well as promoting a large number of Corona policy positions, Russia also developed their own ‘vaccine’ against Corona. According to the Sputnik Vaccine website:

Sputnik V is the world’s first registered vaccine based on a well-studied human adenovirus vector platform [similar to the Oxford/AstraZenena jab developed in the UK]. It has been approved for use in 71 countries with a total population of 4 billion people.
The vaccine’s efficacy is 97.6%, based on the analysis of data on the incidence of coronavirus among Russians vaccinated with both vaccine components between December 5, 2020 and March 31, 2021.

There hasn’t been a large amount of discussion about the Sputnik V ‘vaccine’ in the West. Most criticism of these jabs has focused on the Pfizer, followed by the Moderna, AstraZeneca and Janssen.

It would be off topic to perform a detailed analysis of the harms of the Sputnik V injections, and the lack of discussion and information coming out of Russia on these jabs makes it difficult to assess. Given the similarity between the Sputnik V and AstraZeneca, which has been admitted to cause blood clots (among other things), we cannot assume it is safe.

There are in fact some hints about the dangers of these Russian jabs. Mark Crispin Miller has been doing a series over the past couple of months where he documents people who ‘died suddenly’ with no cause of death or a cause in line with proven jab side effects. He also compiled one of these for Russia:

Those of us who’ve noticed the appalling toll of those “vaccines” worldwide have naturally been hoping that the jabs administered in Russia (and in China) aren’t so dangerous; but that’s evidently wishful thinking. Since Russia has no public database, like VAERS, we must rely on Russian press reports of “sudden deaths,” most of them with no cause noted, while two were due to strokes, and one to (what else?) COVID.

Riley Waggaman has also examined the risk of the Sputnik V injections as one of the few commentators to analyse Russia during the current Covid madness. He pointed out that the makers of the Sputnik jab were cooperating with Big Pharma entities such as Pfizer. He adds that there have been large numbers of safety signals indicating that Sputnik is not safe:

Data from other nations using Sputnik V suggests that while the drug is not the most dangerous COVID shot on the market, it’s still far from harmless.
A recent article that reviewed the adverse event tracking systems from Argentina, Mexico, Paraguay and the Philippines concluded that, in terms of the frequency of mild and severe side effects, Sputnik V is comparable to foreign vaccines.

Russians seem much more sceptical of the Covid jabs than in many other countries. The Our World in Data website indicates that as of April 23 2022 the Russian population is only 50% ‘fully vaccinated’. Furthermore take up rates were initially extremely slow. By May 2021, the amount of Russians that had taken at least one dose of a Corona ‘vaccine’ was only 9.52% of Russia’s population. (Compare this to high take-up in England for example where over half of the population had taken at least one jab by the end of May). A poll from Levada Center on ‘Vaccination’, printed on the 9th August 2021, showed a ‘vaccination’ rate for Russians of 24% in their sample. However, their polling over time shows a consistent 55% of the Russian population who have not taken the jabs and do not have any plans to take them (another 19% in this poll stated that they were planning on getting the injections).

In order to increase uptake among the population, the Russian government has used a wide range of strategies, many of which are coercive. In the above article on Russian jab take-up, the Mayor of Moscow, Sobyanin, complains that the measures taken to encourage Russians to get jabbed are failing:

What’s more, we are vaccinating in polyclinics, in shopping centres we are vaccinating, now in parks we are vaccinating, now even 1 thousand roubles will be paid to pensioners, in order that they can go shopping, only if they will be vaccinated – but there is no one.
Sergei Sobyanin, Mayor of Moscow

In response to the weak take up, the government applied coercive pressure, forcing service sector workers to get jabbed. Moscow Times reports the following back in June 2021:

Moscow has rolled out one of the world’s most ambitious mandatory vaccination schemes, requiring 60% of all service sector workers — more than 2 million people — in the capital to be fully vaccinated within the next seven weeks. [..]
Several other Russian regions have followed suit and announced similar mandatory vaccination rules for service sector workers and civil servants.
Businesses in the service sector must ensure 60% of their customer-facing staff get vaccinated with one of the four coronavirus vaccines approved for use in Russia. At least 60% must have received a first dose by July 15, and the same proportion must be fully vaccinated by Aug. 15.
Moscow Times

Furthermore, vaccine passports have been in operation in many Russian regions. The official St. Petersburg administration website gives an outline:

From November [2021] a new system will be introduced for residents and guests of the city. This is because of the seasonal rise in the quantity of people made ill by coronavirus infection. What kind of documents will be present? QR Code on previous infection (period of use – 6 months), QR Code on Vaccination (period of use – 1 year), medical exemption (for those who cannot be vaccinated). It will be necessary for you to have your passport!

On top of coercion, the Russian government has been involved in demonisation of those who are sceptical of the jabs.

Using such measures, the Russian government has been able to increase uptake, with another more recent Levada Centre poll showing that now only 36% of Russians have no plans to take the jabs [as this number was consistently above 50% before the above coercive measures were applied, it is a reasonable extrapolation to assume some of the 55% in previous polls were coerced into the jabs].

A Spoke in the Pro-Russia Narrative

Some commentators on the current Ukraine issue have offered a more pro-Russian narrative, in line with what Putin offered himself as an explanation for his actions (combating NATO aggression and protecting the people of Donbass – see Part 2). Certainly, as previously examined, this pro-Russia narrative is much closer to the truth than the pro-Western narrative, which holds that Putin invaded Ukraine because he is a madman bent on bringing back the Soviet Union.

However, the fact that the Russian state is willing to impose things like lockdowns and ‘vaccine’ passports on its population, as well as promoting and distributing a clearly unsafe injection to millions of Russians means that the Russian state and Putin are not benign actors.

Part 4 (hopefully the final part) will discuss the interconnections between Covid and Ukraine.

What’s Going On In Ukraine? Part 2: Putin’s Take

Introduction

Western media outlets have been promoting a particular perspective on the Ukraine conflict, but also on Vladimir Putin himself. Western media have a long history of attempting to demonise foreign leaders as ‘madmen’: for example Kim Jong Un or Bashar Al-Assad. This is done to obscure any reasons or motivations that a leader may have had for doing something to downplay any Western role, but also to set up a susceptibility to belief in possible future false flags (for who would gas their own civilians other than an unhinged maniac?) In fact, however, Putin has laid out his logic for the ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine, and this is what we are going to examine here.

A Note of Caution

Many people like to strawman individuals who are sceptical of the Ukraine narrative. So let’s state the obvious for the record: just because Putin says something, it does not mean it is true. Nor does it automatically mean that it is Putin’s sincere motive. This is blatantly obvious to everyone except MSM ideologues and their followers, but I will state it just in case. We should apply scepticism and critical thinking to Putin’s claims in the same way we apply them to Western claims.

Putin’s Speech on the ‘Special Military Operation’

Putin gave a 28 minute speech announcing his ‘Special Military Operation’ (his words) in Ukraine. The speech can be found with English subtitles here. I have summarised the main points below:

Putin’s speech starts with criticism of Western governments for expanding NATO closer to Russia’s borders, and claims that he wanted to work with the West on the issue of security. However, he follows up by stating that his proposals were rejected. To explain this, he goes back to the 1980s and the failing Soviet Union, which allowed the US to assert complete dominance. He then lists examples of the US/NATO unilateral military actions. He starts with the bombing of Belgrade by the US, then discussing Libya and Syria and then the invasion of Iraq. While discussing these examples he emphasises the illegality under international law.

He believes Russia in the 1990s was willing to be a partner, but instead of taking this on board the West tried to destroy Russia by supporting terrorism in the Caucasus. Putin insists that he has continued to make attempts to get NATO to not expand further but has failed. He then claims that the USSR was not fully prepared for war against the Nazis and that Putin will not make the same mistake. NATO has hardened its position against Russia, and so Russia must react to the threat. It is a matter of “life or death” for Russia, and NATO have crossed his red line.

Putin then returns to the topic of Donbass. Putin says that Russia has been trying to resolve the conflict there for 8 years but has failed and so is taking military action. He then adds that the West is supporting Nazis in Ukraine, and the threat being posed by NATO in Ukraine makes Russia’s actions defensive. They have been asked for help by the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. In order to protect them, Ukraine will be denazified and demilitarised but the territory will not be occupied. He tells Ukrainians he is not concerned with them but those who are in charge of the country.

Putin’s Truth Claims

If we apply our knowledge of history to Putin’s factual claims (rather than his motives, which are more difficult to assess, or the morals of his actions) we will find that Putin makes a large number of truth claims and reasonable extrapolations.

Point #1: NATO did expand to be closer to Russia’s border. Instead of just having united Germany in their alliance they added ex-Soviet countries Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as well as several ex-Warsaw Pact countries (such as Bulgaria, one of the most pro-Moscow Soviet states).

Point #2: NATO has destroyed multiple countries, including those highlighted by Putin (Yugoslavia/Serbia, Iraq, Libya, Syria). Putin reasonably extrapolates from this that NATO is a threat to Russia’s security. A military alliance that has a long history of being aggressive and murdering civilians is an obvious threat, especially since the West has lied about and demonised Russia. The situation in Syria is of particular relevance given that Russia intervened to help the Syrian government fight Islamic extremism.

Point #3: The Ukrainian Neo-Nazi problem. Putin is correct that Ukraine has a significant problem with Neo-Nazis. The mainstream media, while they have talked about Neo-Nazis in Ukraine, downplay the issue. Supporters of the Ukrainian government generally say that all Western countries have fascist/white supremacist groups, so that the fact that they exist in Ukraine is normal, if undesirable. They also complain that talking about the Neo-Nazi elements in Ukraine we are supporting Putin.

However, they ignore the fact that these groups (such as the Azov Battalion) are embedded within the Ukrainian military. They openly wear Neo-Nazi symbols, such as the ‘Wolfsangel’, which would not be allowed in any military organisation that was not infiltrated by Nazi influence, including Russia’s.

Even when they acknowledge the fact that it is embedded within Ukraine’s national guard forces, they generally state that it is a very small group and therefore not relevant. However, precisely how many of these Neo-Nazis there are is not they key question, it is their influence that is most relevant. The official Ukrainian National Guard account tweeted out a video of an Azov fighter dipping bullets in pig fat to kill Muslims:

More importantly, this article from Max Blumenthal and Alexander Rubenstein outlines the ways in which Neo-Nazi groups have significant influence over the government. It points out that Zelensky, when initially elected, tried to get the neo-Nazi brigades in Zolote to disarm, only to be threatened with more violence.

Instead of continuing down the road of trying to disarm or weaken the Neo-Nazi presence in the country, Zelensky came to accept and promote it.

Putin is also correct when he points to the West’s support for such Neo-Nazi groups in Ukraine. This was most obvious during the 2014 coup, when US figures like Victoria Nuland and John McCain met with far right individuals such as Oleh Tyahnybok.

Point #4: The killing of civilians in Donbass. Many critics of Putin’s actions are simply ignoring the Donbass region, pointing to alleged war crimes by the Russians but ignoring the same in the Donbass.

Contrary to the mainstream media, which acts as if Russia started the conflict in Ukraine, there was already a war in Ukraine. This is the conflict between the Kiev government and the separatists in the Donbass region. In short, the separatists in Donbass wish to be independent from the Ukraine government due to their hostility to Russian speakers. The Ukraine government has committed violence against those areas wishing to be independent, including killing many civilians. Independent journalists such as Patrick Lancaster have documented this through video footage and interviews.

Of course, the Neo-Nazis in Ukraine are part of this campaign to terrorise civilians in the Donbass, given that they see Russians as ethnically inferior to Ukrainians.

Conclusion

Putin has highlighted many points in his speech that are factually true, and form a rational basis for invasion of Ukraine (regardless of one’s moral stance on the question). NATO aggression in other countries and the expansion of such a military alliance is a logical reason for Putin’s actions and explains them without having to resort to calling Putin a maniac or madman. Whether he is sincere about denazifying Ukraine remains to be seen, although it is valid to sceptical of this claim due to Putin’s authoritarianism (though, pace Western media claims, he is is not a fascist or Neo-Nazi).

Part 3 of this article will discuss the biggest and most difficult questions of this whole Ukraine issue and that is its connection with the Covid narrative. There is a large debate in independent media about Putin’s stance on ‘The Great Reset’ and his alleged opposition or support for this. Part 3 will look at the evidence.

What’s Going On in Ukraine? Part 1: History

Introduction

The mainstream media is awash with feverish condemnations of Putin for invading Ukraine. Western governments and mainstream media are, of course, completely untrustworthy when it comes to any issue of foreign policy. In particular, prior to the Official Covid Narrative, they lied endlessly about Russia: Russia hacking emails to send them to Wikileaks, Russia swinging the election with Facebook ads, the bizarre Skripal psyop, and let’s not forget Russia freezing Americans to death. There have also been half assed attempts to maintain the Russia fear narrative throughout the Covid psyop: the Navalny narrative and the return from the dead of Boshirov and Petrov for one news cycle. In order to start to address this question, we have to be aware of the actual history of Ukraine, western intervention in that country, and how the US and NATO provoked Russia to act.

The Post-Soviet Space & Western Involvement: A Brief History

Ukraine became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991, as eventually the USSR became 15 different successor states. The largest of these is the Russian Federation, which existed in a state of shambles throughout the 1990s under the leadership of the alcoholic Boris Yeltsin. During this period Russia’s influence outside its borders massively waned as it was consumed with issues such as economic crisis, a rampant mafia, and possible further territorial losses in places such as the Caucasus.

The Western powers used this period to consolidate a bulwark against Russia by expanding NATO. The Baltic states – who always had more anti-Soviet/Russian sentiment – joined NATO in 2004 along with several other former socialist republics that were not part of the USSR. The other post-Soviet states remain outside of NATO, but there has been talk of trying to get certain other post-Soviet states (mostly Georgia and Ukraine) into the bloc.

The West has attempted to install and maintain anti-Russian, pro EU/neo-liberal governments in the post-Soviet states and former socialist republics, with varying degrees of success. This has involved the sponsorship of colour revolutions and the promise of EU integration. For example, the West opposed Shevardnadze’s government in Georgia (ousted in the 2003 Rose revolution) and Lukashenko’s government in Belarus (who they have tried and failed to oust several times, as recently as 2021).

The EU has also been involved in attempting to get 6 of the post-Soviet states to sign an Association Agreement. This plan was known as the ‘Eastern Partnership’ and started in 2009, targeting Belarus, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and most notably Ukraine. Some of these states, like Georgia, were fully on board, whereas others, such as Belarus and Armenia, were not (these countries preferred the Eurasian alternative promoted by Russia).

This initiative was portrayed by the EU as a technocratic and economic agenda, primarily about trade deals and reforms to make said countries more in line with neo-liberal ideology, such as deregulation. In reality such initiatives were designed to weaken Russia, the carrot to the regime change stick.

The ‘Euromaidan’ Coup, The Azov Battalion and The Donbass

The details of the Euromaidan Coup have been outlined in detail in multiple articles, both written at the time and more recently.

The Official Narrative of the Euromaidan is something like this. The corrupt, unpopular and pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovych was ruling over Ukraine. The EU reached out an olive branch to Yanukovych in terms of of an Association Agreement, a deal beneficial to both parties that would improve and modernise Ukraine’s economy and help to harmonise it with the EU. However, Yanukovych, after negotiating this deal, rejected it under pressure from Putin.

The Ukrainian people desired integration with Europe and were outraged by Yanukovych’s choice for Russia over the West. So they went into the streets en masse to oppose Yanukovych’s unpopular decision. His strategy of police brutality failed. Following this, his unpopularity led him to flee the country and to be replaced by a pro-European leader who was in line with the desires of the Ukrainian people.

Of course, there are massive problems with this narrative. It is true that that the (more Russian speaking) east of Ukraine supported Yanukovych much more than the west. He was elected in 2010 in replacement for the more pro-Western Yushchenko (I won’t get into the complications of the ‘Orange Revolution’ here). Ukraine is roughly divided on east/west lines politically, with the east being more pro-Russian and having more Russian speakers.

It is also the case that the failure to sign the Association Agreement acted as the trigger for regime change. After Yanukovych decided not to sign the agreement, protesters took to the streets. However, there are multiple divergences in reality from the official narrative:

Firstly, the association agreement was not as benign as it was originally portrayed. As Stephen F. Cohen points out: “[The agreement] included protocols requiring Ukraine to adhere to Europe’s “military and security” policies, which meant in effect, without mentioning the alliance, NATO.”
Secondly, the role of Neo-Nazis in the coup is brushed over, if mentioned at all by the Western media. There were multiple fascist groups involved with the protests, who idolise Ukrainian Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera. These groups included Svoboda, a far right organisation led by Oleh Tyahnybok, and Right Sector.
Thirdly, the US government admitted spending “5 billion dollars ‘assisting Ukraine’. This includes 180 million dollars on ‘development programs’ for ‘judges, members of parliament [and] political parties’.”
Fourthly, the US Deputy Secretary of State at the time, Victoria Nuland, was also involved in maneuvering behind the scenes to ensure a government acceptable to Washington. Nuland met with the far right leader Tyahnybok personally. There is also a leaked call in which Nuland takes part, discussing how the government would be reconstituted after the coup, with Nuland identifying who should and should not go into government.

Furthermore, the situation in Donbass has been completely ignored by the mainstream media. The media acts as if Putin started a war in Ukraine, when there was already one: the shelling of the people of Donbass by the Ukrainian government. The people of Donbass rejected the coup in 2014 that massively increased the power of violent neo-Nazi groups, and instead formed the Donetsk & Lugansk People’s Republics.

Journalist Eva Bartlett, who has visited Donbass, talks about some of the atrocities committed by the Kiev government in this article.

Conclusion

Western governments and the mainstream media have misrepresented the situation in Ukraine in order to promote a pro-imperialist narrative. The situation in 2014 is directly linked to the current situation in Ukraine, which will be considered in further articles.

Zombie Russians Part 3: In Which Bond Villain Putin Invades Ukraine

The Russia narrative is one of the most important ‘victims’ of the Official Covid Narrative. Prior to 2020, the Russia narrative was being sold non-stop, with endless theatre about Russia hacking the election and freezing people to death. Not to mention ridiculous nonsense about Russia smearing deadly nerve agent on door handles because the mastermind behind Donald Trump cannot assassinate people properly.

Now of course, if the Russian threat was so important and we were all at risk of being frozen out of house and home, it wouldn’t have been dropped in about 2 minutes when the next official narrative came along. However, despite the Corona fanaticism that has taken over the entirety of Western politics and society, the Russia narrative occasionally sputters out of its dead state to rise again. And then I take the piss out of it.

In part 1 of Zombie Russians, I documented the return of Boshirov and Petrov from a nice cathedral in Salisbury as a temporary distraction, the story that they blew up an Czech arsenal to disappear as soon as it arrived on the scene. In part 2, I documented the return of Christopher Steele to talk about his piss (poor) dossier on Trump.

And now we get the revival from the dead of another Russia narrative: The ‘Putin wants to invade every former Soviet country’ narrative.

Most of all this narrative focusses on Ukraine. Western commentators have been pretty obsessed with the idea that Russia is gonna go all out on Ukraine for a while. Because Putin is the one who just invades countries willy nilly to get what he wants…oops, I got Russia mixed up with the US there.

Tobias Ellwood MP has been promoting this narrative, saying Russia is going to invade Ukraine in weeks. This guy is a reservist in the 77th brigade – no I am not making this up, you can check for yourself – so you know he’s gotta be trustworthy.

He’s also promoting a particularly hilarious view of foreign policy:

We did a defence select committee visit to the United States and we were shocked by just how distracted they are from international events other than China,” he said.
[…]
There’s a 1930 to feel to the world, authoritarianism on the rise, a lack of Western leadership, weak international institutions unable to hold errant nations to account.

So the US isn’t doing enough bombing (as if), so authoritarianism is on the rise. Well yeah, I agree with that last bit. That’s what Ellwood himself has been promoting, complaining about people at Christmas seeing each other. But yeah, we keep pretending literally banning social interaction isn’t authoritarian. Because reasons.

And we also have the US government claiming that Russia is going to do a false flag to justify invading Ukraine. You couldn’t make it up. This is the best example of projection I have ever seen. And they are also complaining about Russia having troops within its own territory. I’d like to see Russia complain about Americans sticking troops in Texas and see how far they get. (Or maybe on the border with Canada, given the insane Corona fanaticism going on over there.)

Meanwhile, in the UK:

Oh look! British media warmongering.

Note: as #COVID mania takes a dive, war surfaces.

You are being played. pic.twitter.com/sKTweoWDTR
— vanessa beeley (@VanessaBeeley) January 20, 2022

So the solution to Russian troops doing some war games in Belarus is to send some troops into Ukraine. Yeah, because it’s not like the West has ever aggravated the situation by war gaming with Ukraine, right? Right next to this thing called ‘the Russian border’?

There is zero context with any of these arguments in the mainstream media. Yeah yeah, so so what if the 2014 democratically elected Ukrainian government was overthrown with the help of some Nazis? So what if the West wanted to get Ukraine in NATO-by-proxy through the Association Agreement, which stipulates agreement on issues of security? Eh, Putin bad. Though it’s funny that Putin is still the ‘enemy’ despite his obvious compliance with the Covid narrative.

The serious discussion here is about competition versus co-operation in the clearly global Biosecurity State agenda, and what balance of those factors currently exists between the West, Russia and China. The classic imperialist European powers competed over colonies while all agreeing about the importance of the maintenance of the colonial domination over Africa, Latin America and Asia, and indeed sometimes agreed on the division of colonies between themselves for mutual benefits. We are observing the same dynamic today, in which Russia, China and the West have colluded with the Covid narrative in order to increase domestic control over their populations while the West continues its imperialist adventures abroad (often opposed by Russia/China for their own reasons).

But nah. Putin is stroking his white cat so get distracted folks!

Zombie Russians Part 2: Steele Beats a Dead Steed

Many people have observed that every other narrative in the world just got dropped as soon as Covid came along. ISIS terrorists and Russian spies magically disappeared the moment the deadliest pandemic in a century narrative became the most convienent one.

However, this doesn’t seem to stop the occassional half hearted flaying of a dead narrative. As I pointed out in my previous piece, Zombie Russians, our old friends Petrov and Boshirov were (briefly) brought out of retirement when the government needed a distraction from the US attempt to have anti-lockdown Belarussian president Alexander Lukashenko murdered.

Christopher Steele, the infamous author of the ‘Trump pee tape’ dossier, is back and being given uncritical coverage by Sky News. A 13 minute video put out by the news corporation asks Steele to defend his dossier and how he feels about the current situation with Russia. I couldn’t think of someone less qualified to talk about Russia than this muppet, but whatever.

If you’d like to laugh at it for yourself, it’s embedded below.

Sky News, of course, jazzes up the interview with some dramatic music and shots of Steele’s safe where he supposedly kept all his ‘research’. This is to make it seem like something out of James Bond when it’s really something out of Steele’s fever dreams.

The interview starts with the dramatic. “There are serious people at the top of Russia who regard themselves at war with us.” At the top of Russia? So there’s people standing on Mount Elbrus screaming about how we really need to bomb the Brits? It’s also rather funny how this ‘war’ with Russia has been on hold for 18 months because of ‘Covid’. You’d think if those pesky Russians were so dangerous the mainstream media would have stopped talking about the flu for more than two minutes over the past 18 months.

The next clip shows Steele agreeing to the idea that Russia has done hostile intelligence ops against the UK (after taking an extremely dramatic sip of tea.) Yeah, because Russia is like every other country in the world and has spies. They always act so shocked at the fact that Russia has spies, it’s hilarious.

The footage then flips to Steele’s Orbis Business Intelligence office, Steele’s hand on a chair, all very dramatic. (Pablo Miller, the guy who worked at Orbis Business Intelligence and just happened by some coincidence to be Sergei Skripal’s handler is not mentioned).

The ‘investigation’ by Steele into Trump and Russia is then launched into. “It was in this safe here that the bomb ticked,” Steele claims, bigging himself up as though the idea of Trump having sex with prostitutes is the most shocking and unexpected claim in the universe. Interestingly though, he implicitly distances himself from his work, talking about how ‘it was produced’ rather than ‘I produced it’. Probably because deep down he knows its bollocks.

Our sycophant for hire ‘journalist’ then asks him how much of his nonsense is true. Of course he says he ‘thinks’ it’s mostly true (allowing me to think it’s a load of nonsense). She then asks him about the reliability of his sources and he says ‘we were pretty confident that the majority of the sources were highly reliable’. (Who’s ‘we’ Mr. Steele? She asked you for your opinion.)

The narrator then says that Russia was accused of hacking the Clinton emails by the US government. One thing is not mentioned though is the name of the journalist (Julian Assange) or publisher (Wikileaks) which printed the emails. Can’t have our viewers searching ‘Julian Assange’ and inadvertently getting a bit of truth, now can we? (Or the protest footage from the march for Assange that happened in London yesterday for that matter.)

It then says that no evidence was found to corroborate the pee claim (although it doesn’t call it that, just calls it Trump with prostitutes and ‘sex tapes’ without mentioning any urination). Then Steele is asked his level of confidence in the ‘sex tape’ claim. He says it’s ‘pretty high’.

She then asks him if he is a fraud. He says ‘no’ but then adds ‘of course I’m not.’ He them talks about all the security clearances he’s been issued over the years as if that somehow proves something.

He then comes up with a bizarre claim that the Russians put some wedding rings in his wife’s sponge bag. Apparently this is the new Novichok.

We’re informed a Putin spokesperson declined to comment. Probably because he was too busy laughing.

The interview then moves on to the Brexit referendum, saying there was ‘potential attempts to fund parts of the Brexit campaign.’ So Russia didn’t fund the Brexit campaign, they only ‘attempted’ to? (There’s a serious point here; lingustically, the use of the words ‘potential attempts’ shows Steele is not committed to his own words. If he was, he would have just said ‘Russia funded the Leave campaign’.)

She then asks for evidence and he says that he doesn’t have it to hand. No shit. A lot of other things aimed at Russia are mentioned including that they tried to hack the Covid vaccine research, so if you thought we were gonna get through a mainstream media piece without them mentioning the scamdemic, well, you were wrong.

According to Steele, Russia also threatens unity among EU member states. Because the vast historical, lingustic, cultural and political differences between 27 separate countries are obviously caused by Putin.

Right at the end of the interview, Steele quotes Putin in the original Russian. I always find it so amusing that they think it somehow improves their argument if they are a capable of using a Russian word.

I probably know at least 2000 Russian words so my argument has got to be pretty good.

I’ve had enough of Steele now, so do svidaniya!

Zombie Russians

It is easy to forget about official narratives. Even completely bizarre official narratives, such as the Skripal affair. There is just such a tirade of nonsense from governments in the Western world that it becomes difficult to keep track of everything. Especially in the era of the most all-consuming official narrative I have seen in my lifetime: the story of the ‘worst pandemic in a century’ that will kill us all.

The onslaught of this nonsense has been so all consuming that everything else has been forgotten. Reported Missing: Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, have not been seen since February 2020, please contact Theresa May if you happen to see them doing anything a bit dodgy.

Switch on the news on the 18^th April, however, and you were met with the famous photographs of the two men. Two surly Russian looking, well, Russians back on the nation’s media screens. Makes a change from the ubiquitous “deaths for any reason within 28 days of a positive test” figures, I grant you.

You may remember these two blokes from an incident known as ‘The Skripal Affair’ in which the incredibly ruthless, bloodthirsty mastermind Vladimir Putin of The Evil Empire sent in two extremely incompetent assassins to get rid of Sergei Skripal. Putin wanted to do this because he is, well, Putin and possesses more inherent evil than Satan encouraging 12-year-old kids to take heroin.

Being Putin, of course, he was above mundane methods of assassinating people such as shooting them in the head, and instead flaunted his Evil Credentials by employing the uber-Russian sounding Novichok so that everyone would know it was him just from the name. (Fun fact: the word Novichok means ‘newcomer’ in Russian.) Hoping to get extra points for style in the Beelzebub Rankings, he had his assassins smear this substance – also known as the World’s Deadliest Nerve Agent – on the door handle of Sergei Skripal’s house.

Our two assassins, having carried this out, then did a spot of window shopping in Salisbury. Sure, that might sound implausible – you would think assassins would like to leave the scene of the crime as soon as possible – but this is Putin we’re talking about. He likes to make sure his murders have the full effect by really rubbing it in. And what could be better for that purpose than looking in the window of a stamp and coin shop? Assassin Bargain Hunt: What could be better?

Meanwhile, the Skripals were able to wander around without collapsing for several hours, including a dinner at Zizzi’s, despite the fact they had been exposed to Novichok. But maybe the most important point is that our mastermind, playing chess when everyone else is playing Tiddlywinks, failed to assassinate Skripal at all.

Well, why are these two men back on our screens? Well, allegedly because they were involved in an ammunition dump in the Czech Republic exploding all the way back in 2014.

US government funded Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty puts it this way:

The explosion October 16, 2014, blast in Vrbetice set off 50 metric tons of stored ammunition. Two months later, another blast of 13 tons of ammunition occurred at the same site.

The two alleged suspects have “various passports, including Russian documents in the names of Aleksandr Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov.”

Národní centrála proti organizovanému zločinu SKPV, žádá v souvislosti s prověřováním okolností závažné trestné činnosti o pomoc při pátrání po dvou osobách. https://t.co/SJ5Opg5gXD #policiepp pic.twitter.com/oACMrPYSbg
— Policie ČR (@PolicieCZ) April 17, 2021

Apparently, Russia only has two blokes to send in there regardless of the job, so that these two lucky chaps have to multitask as both explosion experts and World’s Deadliest Nerve Agent experts. I mean, I thought with that oil money Putin could afford a few more secret agents. Preferably some that don’t smoke pot the night before handling Novichok.

I wonder what they’ve been up to while we’ve all been distracted by the Deadliest Plague in a Century that Requires us to Change our Way of Life Forever? Or maybe the claims about the Wuhan Lab are all nonsense, and in fact it was Boshirov and Petrov that came up with Sars-Cov-2 in a Russian lab and then blamed it on the Chinese. Just remember, when the mainstream media comes out with this one, that you heard it here first.