Who staged the terrorist act against France?

By eliminating the terrorists in Paris, the problem was not resolved. Much more is yet to come. As British media outlets report, terrorist attacks will soon be carried out against all of Europe. 

Reports go that the French authorities were warned regarding the forthcoming terrorist attacks. As early as Nov. 6, Algeria’s press service notified them that they would first attack Paris. Lybia’s intelligence service has reportedly done the same.

Against this backdrop, when fatal threats from terrorists are jeopardizing safety of Europe it would be immensely interesting to know who has staged this terrible act.

The terrorists are said to be adherents of Chechnya’s President Ramzan Kadyrov.

Political expert Giorgi Kuchava says the terrorists went behind Russia’s back to carry out a terrorist attack against Paris. Allegedly, it was Putin’s vengeance against France, which imposed economic sanctions on the aggressor, along with other states.

A statement saying that terrorist attacks will soon be carried out against all of Europe strongly indicates that Putin wants to violently jar the Europeans’ sense of security and rock the entire region.

As most Western experts allege, it was no accident that the terrorists attacked France on January 7, when German Chancellor Angela Merkel met with British Prime-Minister David Cameron. At a joint press conference, the two high officials declared that they are eager to know final results of Moscow-Kiev negotiations in Kazakhstan. Via the recently carried out terrorist attack against France, Russia signaled Europe to take care of its own territories, which are apparently vulnerable to terrorist threats.

- Reports float around that the terrorists supported Kadyrov, who dubbed Khodorkovsky as his archenemy after the latter called upon journalists to express solidarity with the French people by publishing Charlie Hebdo cartoons in their own newspapers.

- By opposing Khodorkovsky and appealing to terrorists to get rid of him, Kadyrov wants to please Putin. He is not entitled to talk on behalf of the entire Islamic State since he is not the Muslims’ spiritual father; however, through this statement he is skillfully intimidating the journalists by warning them against expressing solidarity with the French people via these cartoons.

- Do you think Chechens will face more problems in Europe soon?

- It would be irrational of us to focus specifically on Chechens. Even under the SU, as early as in 1989, they brewed a scheme that envisioned Russian agents infiltrating the Western community. They had to slip into all possible strata of it.

First, their mission was simple: they had to make money and build up ties with different people. Lots of Chechens live in Europe today, many of them Kadyrov’s supporters.

As Western media outlets report, Russian press services make strenuous efforts to get as many influential people as possible on their side; for this purpose, they have already financed Europe’s political parties as well as some inpiduals. Russia has, in fact, brought Europe under its thumb.

Through this terrorist attack, Vladimir Putin, has in fact, declared a war on the EU and launched a hybrid war against it, with partisans, fanatics, terrorists and a lunatic fringe as its leading players.

Putin now thinks that through this terrorist attack he punished Hollande and benefitted ultra-nationalist Marine Le Pen, who once received astronomical amounts of money from the Russian leader.

Allegedly, Russia’s economy is in dire straits today, which is why the Russian leader is trying to turn the situation to his own advantage through violence.

I want to be optimistic about the future and think that the Paris carnage will not start a new terrible era in our history. Europe cannot lose this war and if it does, our future will be uncertain.