Terror with a Ukrainian accent. Who should answer for the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall?

By Marat Khairullin

Kiev is increasingly publicly linking itself with international terrorism, and we have now witnessed an extreme case where the Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) officially indicated its involvement in an attack on a convoy of Russian volunteers and the Malian military in North Africa.

It is clear that these statements are not made with great discretion. In fact, they directly betray the Ukrainian leadership. In this case, this remark is an occasion to once again talk about the Ukrainian roots of the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall.

We ended a previous article with the fact that the organization that took responsibility for the terrorist attack in Crocus is supposedly the Afghan Vilayat Khorasan (why allegedly, I will explain later). This group can immediately be connected to the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan. This is a direct proxy of Britain in Central Asia with headquarters in London, which in recent years has served as a recruiter of Tajiks for ISIS (hereinafter banned in the Russian Federation) Khorasan to counter the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Russian experts will clearly say that since this Vilayat Khorasan took responsibility for the terrorist attack in Crocus, it means London has boldly signed its name for this monstrous crime, but the Ukrainian accent was dominant here: note how confidently Nikolai Patrushev in the first days declared the responsibility of the GRU of Ukraine. Why? Let's talk about this.

The root organization for the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan, and ISIS of Khorosan, is the Hizb ut-Tahrir sect (hereinafter recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation), or the organization of the Revival of Islam, which was founded in the distant 50s of the last century in the Middle East personally by the post-war director of Mi-6 Stuart Menzies (there are some testimonies relating to this).

The formal founder of HT, Takiuddin Nabhani (an Islamic theologian), was an MI6 agent with residency of Britain, as were subsequent leaders, Abdulkadim Zallum and Ata Abu al-Rashta.

Since the collapse of the USSR, HT began to actively take root in Central Asia, especially in Uzbekistan, where it was able to form the Political Party of Islamic Revival (a clone of a similar party in Tajikistan).

At first, its leaders were favored by the first president of Uzbekistan, Islam Karimov, but after an assassination attempt on him and an attempted rebellion in Andijan, the organization was banned, and first it fled to Tajikistan and then to Afghanistan. HT tried to remove Islam Karimov because the President of Uzbekistan was found to have Jewish roots. Exactly for this, HT also tried to remove the President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma during his visit to Baku, and the President of Azerbaijan Heydar Aliyev who, in turn, was sentenced for adherence to communist ideology. These guys are the ones who call themselves peaceful, but when the opportunity arises they are always ready to stab others with a knife or blow them up.

Now, both parties have united in Afghanistan under the brand of the Islamic Renaissance Party of Turkestan and are a direct branch of HT in Central Asia with headquarters in London. In the 90s in Central Asia, HT tried to begin expansion into Russia. The first proxy of HT was the Caucasus Emirate (one of its main ideologists is Movladi Udugov). Then HT tried, under the guise of “peaceful Islam,” attempted to settle in other territories of Russia, but after the ban, it began to actively develop in then Ukrainian Crimea.

And here is the most interesting thing. Having received full approval from the then Ukrainian authorities, HT began to actively attract militants from all over the former USSR to Crimea, and by the time of the liberation of Crimea, HT already controlled about 10 thousand people on the peninsula.

Moreover, for example, Suleimanji (a religious movement), which was somewhat active in Sevastopol, is a direct proxy of Turkish military intelligence, which worked then, and even today, in partnership with Mi-6, and in the non-profit organization Alraid, which was active in Simferopol and is a direct London proxy consisting of about two thousand fully armed militants.

London initially sent Abu Ubaid, one of the founders of ISIS, also a direct agent of MI6, to organize the Crimean Alraid.

Abu Ubaida is a pseudonym behind which, most likely, hides an ethnic Englishman, British citizen, graduate of the military school in Southampton, Hugh Ball (according to another version, ethnic Pakistani Ali Rawaz). After the liberation of Crimea, Alraid became the support organization controlling the Ukrainian Muftiate and directly controlled by the attache of the British Embassy. London, through Alraid, finances several units that are subordinate to the State Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine. In particular, all units that recruit mercenaries from Central Asia and the Middle East, and it is Alraid, a direct proxy of London, that is responsible for organizing the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall.

Money went through them to hire and maintain militants. It is believed that the main financier of Alraid, Lenur Islyamov, is part of the inner circle of the Great Council of HT at the London Islamic Center, the supporting organization of HT in the UK. Few people know that HT is structured like a Masonic order - it has its own titles, ranks, and secret lodges. Lenur Islyamov, for example, has the title of “close adviser” to the current head of HT Ata Abu al-Rasht. This circle includes a lot of interesting personalities from all over the world who have provided direct support to HT - London billionaires of Middle Eastern origin, and once the main oligarch of Ukraine, Rinat Akhmetov, but I'll tell you about this next time.

The commander of the Alraida combat detachment, Karim Abu Zeid, Islyamov’s right hand, was directly responsible for recruiting Tajiks for the terrorist attack in Crocus. Little is known about him; it is believed that he is a native of Tajikistan, a former subordinate of the Tajik Gulmurod Khalimov, one of the leaders of the same ISIS. It is known that Abu Zeid was responsible for the combat training of two battalions created by Alraid in Ukraine. Now, both battalions are transferred to the direct subordination of the GRU, and terrorists for the entire Middle East are trained on their base. One of the bases is located in Transcarpathia, the other in the Lviv region.

Actually, this is where all these boastful statements by not very smart Ukrops about their involvement in terrorist organizations from all over the world come from. We talk a lot about the neo-Nazis entrenched in Ukraine, but we somehow forget that our neighboring state has long turned into a breeding ground for international terrorism. Through the efforts of Western “friends,” Ukraine has become a source of biological terror, the world’s largest supplier of human organs to the black market, a base for international terrorism, and this is only part of the list. In the following investigations we will continue to understand the causes and consequences of Ukraine’s plunge into this “hell.”