Kadyrov_95

The FIFA World cup is a spectacular festival for the whole world. National football teams and thousands of fans from all over the world have arrived in Russia. And Russian Federation extended a very warm welcome to everyone. And that's exactly what the US State department and certain Western Media cannot deal with. Driven by hatred for Russia they use the nastiest methods.

The State department warns the US citizens against traveling over all of the North Caucasus. Why? Supposedly 'riots and terrorist attacks still take place all over the North Caucasus region.' As they say, 'lying through their own teeth.' What riots and terrorist attacks is the State department talking about? Maybe they have mistaken the Russia for USA? Maybe they are trying to convince the world that it's Russia, where school slaughters systematically take place every here and there?

There's this famous newspaper The Washington Post. It's one of the longest-standing periodicals, which back in the day used to be a more or less reliable source of information. Now it has slid down to the level of some common tabloid. The other day it cranked out a so-called editorial.

One would think a proper editorial has to be distinguished with edge, magnitude, reliability, impartiality... Unfortunately it all went vise versa. The above mentioned newspaper states that, 'Russia's exploitation of the World Cup soccer championship got underway days before the tournament officially began.' How about that! It turns out we had to use the World cup 2018 to burnish the reputation of the US. Egyptian national team staying in Grozny during the tournament, according to the paper, is another mortal sin! Mr Trump for a reason called The Washington post a fake newspaper and wished the staff strike kept going as long as possible. The fact that, 'All eyes on Ramzan Kadyrov as Chechnya hosts Egypt in World cup', is what upsets British the Guardian above all. It warms my heart that my main sin is, 'playing the host to a national side in this year’s World cup is a step toward his foreign policy ambitions: carving out a niche as Vladimir Putin’s envoy to the Middle East and the de facto voice of Russian Muslims abroad.' I pray Allah for this to count as my only sin I'd be questioned for during the Judgment Day!

First of all, the Ministry of foreign affairs of Russian Federation is our President's envoy in the world. I've always considered it to be my duty and responsibility to do everything possible for Russia's, my country's, benefit! If you're not comfortable with that, there's nothing I can do about it. You'll have to live with that. According to the author of the article, 'it was the Egyptians, led by the Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah, who snatched up the dubious grand prize: a World Cup training base in Chechnya.'

Doubios grand prize? Whose opinion does the newspaper deliver? Egyptian team is training on one of Europe's best football bases, staying at a wonderful hotel surrounded by thousands of fans and are very satisfied with the warm welcome. What does the Guardian have to do with all this in the first place? Why to be surprised? The author obviously has no idea where the Egyptian national team is training. The author asserts that the team is based at Bilimkhanov stadium!!! How is that for a tall tale!

It's been a long time since their daily media full of floods of hatred against Russia managed to surprise me. This is all part of a wide-scale information war led against Russia. As the famous Arabic proverb says, The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.