NATO used Sochi female bombers story as a ruse operation for Ukraine

March 4-5, 2014 -- NATO used Sochi female bombers story as a ruse operation for Ukraine

Less than a day after the U.S. military offered military support to Russian security to bolster defenses against terrorist attacks at the Sochi Winter Olympics, the Russians announced that they were looking for three women with ties to Dagestan who were said to be planning terrorist suicide bombings in and around Sochi during the Winter Games. WMR has been informed by reliable West European intelligence sources that the story of the three Islamic women bombers, all said to be wearing veils and identified as Ruzanna Ibragimova, Zaira Aliyeva, and Dzhannet Tsakhayeva, was a ruse operation, to use NSA/British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) terminology.

The suspected terrorist women were called "black widows" because it was said their husbands were killed in attacks by Russian security forces on Islamist guerrillas.

Western intelligence sources told us that NATO intelligence services, working with Saudi-funded militants in Libya, arranged for Libyan weapons of Russian origin to be smuggled into Ukraine. Some of these weapons, according to our sources, were used by neo-Nazi paramilitary groups in Kiev to fire on protesters in Maidan Square. Forensic analysis of the bullets showed that they were fired from Russian weapons. The global news media falsely claimed that Russian Spetsnaz special forces had snipers in buildings around Maidan Square and were shooting protesters. However, WMR's intelligence sources revealed to us that the weapons, while Russian made, were from Libyan arms caches captured by Al Qaeda affiliates from the ousted government of Muammar Qaddafi.

While Russian security forces were deployed away from the Ukrainian-Russian border to look for the three black widows, who were actually "bogeys" used to create a ruse operation coupled with a disruption operation, the focus by Russian and Ukrainian security in the region was on Sochi and the Olympics. The ruse was the three "black widow" suicide bombers and the disruption operation was aimed at disrupting security and customs controls on the Russian-Ukrainian border. The USS Taylor, a U.S. guided missile frigate, actually ran aground during its security screening of Black Sea waters off Sochi. Its commanding officer, Commander Dennis Volpe, was relieved of his command. However, it is not known whether Volpe or any other member of his crew or that of theUSS Mount Whitney, also providing maritime security, were aware of the smuggling of Libyan weapons by sea into Russia and subsequently across the border into Ukraine.


Western intelligence with Saudi help used Sochi suicide bombing story as a feint in order to smuggle Russian-made weapons from Libya into Ukraine for false flag operations.

The knowledge by Western intelligence of Russian-made Libyan weapons being sent to Ukrainian opposition forces for a potential false flag attack against Ukrainian forces in the event Russian troops move into eastern Ukraine to bolster their occupation of Crimea, the home of the Russian Black Sea Fleet had Russian President Vladimir Putin hopping mad. The knowledge that Western intelligence services were providing Russian-made arms from Libya to Ukrainian opposition forces may have been part of the reason Putin ordered a quick takeover of all airports and other significant facilities in Crimea, an autonomous republic of Ukraine with a majority Russian population.

The provision of "evidence" by the Ukrainian opposition government that Russian weapons were used to attack Ukrainian forces would, in the view of the world, solidify support for Kiev in its showdown with Russia. However, a Western-directed covert false flag operation aimed at a nuclear-armed power like Russia runs the risk of plunging the world into a nuclear conflict in which there will be no winners. In fact, Russia has shown relative restraint in the face of the CIA and other Western intelligence agencies being caught red-handed smuggling weapons from Libya into Ukraine and helping to execute a coup d'etat against a democratically-elected government.

Intelligence chatter abuzz with plans for Saudi chemical weapons attack on Sochi Olympics

Intelligence chatter abuzz with plans for chemical weapons attack on Sochi Olympics

WMR is receiving dire warnings from multiple intelligence sources that all have a common theme: that Saudi intelligence chief Prince Bandar bin Sultan is following through on his threat to have Saudi-backed Salafists inside Russia launch a terrorist attack on the Winter Olympiad in Sochi because Russian President Vladimit Putin failed to withdraw his support for Syrian President Bashar al Assad. The Winter Games are scheduled to open on February 7.

Two men, identified only as "Suleiman" and "Abdulrakhman" and claiming to be with a Dagestani-based terrorist group called "Vilayat Dagestan" appeared on a 49-minute long video distributed on the Internet issuing a stark warning to Russia and all the athletes and visitors who will be arriving for the Olympics in Sochi. The two men, who Vilayat Dagestan claimed were the suicide bombers who launched two deadly attacks on public transportation targets in Volgograd last month, were said to be the suicide bombers who died in that attack. One of the two men in the video pushes a button attached to what is believed to be a mock explosive device.

Sitting in front of a black and white flag with Arabic writing often associated with Al Qaeda and Saudi-backed terrorist groups in Syria, the two men issue the following statement: "We have prepared a present for you -- for you -- [Putin] and all those tourists who will come over."

The two men add, "If you hold these Olympics, we will give you a present for the innocent Muslim blood being spilled all around the world: in Afghanistan, in Somalia, in Syria . . ."

The "present," according to WMR's sources, is one or more chemical weapons bombs, possibly containing sarin nerve gas stolen by Al Qaeda affiliates from Libyan stockpiles after the overthrow of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi's government. Those stockpiles of sarin were transferred by Saudi intelligence to Syrian rebels who used them in an attack in Al Ghouta, outside of Damascus, last year and to Chechen and Dagestani terrorists who now plan to use them during one or more Winter Olympics venues in Sochi, including the opening ceremonies.

On July 31, 2013, Bandar told Putin at a meeting in Moscow that if Putin pulled support for Assad, Saudi Arabia would agree to rein in Islamist terrorists from attacking Sochi. Bandar reportedly said, "I can give you a guarantee to protect the Winter Olympics in the city of Sochi on the Black Sea next year. The Chechen groups that threaten

the security of the games are controlled by us.” Putin became enraged with Bandar, told him Russia has known for years of Saudi support for terrorist attacks around the world, including in Russia, and abruptly ended the meeting with the man whose links with the Bush political family are so close, he is known as "Bandar Bush."

The Libyan chemical weapons believed to have been smuggled into Russia are also said to have been handed over to Vilayat Dagestan by a Saudi-backed Iraqi Salafist terrorist group called Ansar al-Sunna. The self-declared leader of an Islamic state in the Caucasus region, Doku Umarov, threatened to attack the Sochi Olympics last July. However, last week, Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov, claimed that Russian security forces had killed Umarov, although no corpse of the terrorist leader was produced by Russian or Chechen authorities.

Because of the nature of the threat, Russia has reversed course and agreed to accept U.S. military assistance during the Olympic Games. The deal worked out between U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey and Russian armed forces chief General Valery Gerasimov will provide counter-improvised explosive device (IED) and associated radio frequency jamming technology to Russian security forces. Russia has also reportedly agreed to allow a U.S. Navy destroyer and amphibious vessel to patrol closer to Sochi waters in the Black Sea to assist in security and/or evacuation operations. The U.S. Navy says the ships will be available "for all manner of contingencies."

Russian authorities in Sochi are reportedly on the lookout for a 22-year old Dagestani widow named Ruzanna Ibragrimova. Her husband was a Salafist terrorist killed by Russian security forces last year. Russian authorities have been distributing "wanted" posters of Ibragimova throughout Sochi. It is believed that the woman, one of a number of  militant widows dubbed "black widows" by counter-terrorism officials in Russia and abroad, sneaked past several cordons of Russian security perimeters and may now be in Sochi hiding. WMR's sources believe the widow may be carrying one or more chemical weapon devices to be detonated during the Olympics. The realization that chemical weapons may have been smuggled into Sochi, courtesy of Saudi intelligence, is what caused Dempsey and Gerasimov to make hasty preparations for U.S. military assistance at their previously-scheduled meeting in Brussels.

On a down note, WMR has also learned that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and its Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have arranged for a supply of body bags to transport U.S. victims from Sochi to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware in the event of a terrorist chemical attack. In addition, the U.S. European Command also has plans to evacuate Americans and other visitors from Sochi in the event of a successful terrorist operation. C-17 transport aircraft will be on stand-by at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany.

The potential for a chemical weapons terror attack in Sochi has been known by worldwide intelligence agencies for quite some time. However, rather than warn of this threat, a number of world leaders cynically used their opposition to Russia's policy on homosexual advocacy to decide to boycott the opening ceremonies. Among those leaders who hid behind the lavender curtain rather than reveal the actual reason for their absence -- the threat posed by the Saudis to the Sochi games -- are U.S. President Barack Obama, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, German President Joachim Gauck and Chancellor Angela Merkel, British Prime Minister David Cameron, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, French President Francois Hollande, Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski, and European Justice and Fundamental Rights Commissioner Viviane Reding.

Chinese President Xi Jinping, Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte and King Willem-Alexander, Norwegian King Harald and Prime Minister Erna Solberg, and Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev are scheduled attend the ceremonies.

Some leaders are only planning on attending the closing ceremonies only. These include Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Bulgarian PresidentRossen Plevneliev. Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski will attend the opening ceremonies.
The decision by Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to reject an invitation from Putin to attend the Sochi opening ceremonies is noteworthy. Putin and Netanyahu are on better speaking terms with one another than is the case with Putin and Obama. Although Putin and Netanyahu are worlds apart on issues like Syria and Iran, they mutually recognize the importance of business ties between Russian Jews living in Israel and their compatriots in Russia. Netanyahu's rejection of Putin's invitation may have arisen from advance knowledge of Saudi plans for an attack on the Winter Games. Israel and Saudi Arabia have forged close intelligence and military links owing to their common cause against Iran and Assad's government in Syria.

The national teams of two countries whose leaders are boycotting Sochi, the United States and Germany, received emails in Russian warning that their teams would be attacked in Sochi. Other teams receiving the emails were those of Italy, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia. The emails were deemed a hoax by International Olympic Committee officials.

According to WMR's sources inside the DHS and FEMA, contingency plans for Sochi are now dealing with the worst possible scenario -- a terrorist chemical attack with massive casualties.