The hand of Moscow? The defendants were sentenced to death for vandalism in the French war crimes trial

This week’s trial of three low-level operatives, accused of helping the Kremlin to launch a hybrid war campaign to “firganiting” France, sounds like a sure recipe for drama, intrigue, and anxiety.

If only.

Over the course of three days, in a grand, crowded courtroom in the northern part of Paris, the case against two policemen was incomparable and was dismissed by three policemen who appeared to be spamming and talking to half of the library.

“I had no idea where we were.”

“I made money for you.”

“In the future I plan to be involved in charity work.”

These few lines from men’s testimonies can help set a general tone.

All three were sentenced Friday to two to four years.

But in order to illuminate the apparent vitality of it all – the weak intentions, the putative attempts to blame, the victim’s complaints about the prison analysis and the unsatisfying psychoanalysis – it is necessary to remember the truth.

Writing is the whole point.

Like the cheap drones that Russia and Ukraine now use to patrol their front lines, these three men in court 2.01 at the Palais de Justice in Paris represent the evolution of modern warfare.

It is developed and successful.

Waking up inside their glass cage, Georgi Filipov, Nikolay Ivanov and Kiril Milishev admitted to those actions, but were denied that they were working for foreign powers and antisemitism.

One morning in May 2024, on the banks of the river Bene in the heart of Paris, three men decided to spray red paint – and they came to do the right thing, in memory of those who saved the World’s Two Holocausts.

Thirty-five red paintings were left at the Showah Memorial. Five hundred were painted elsewhere.

It was the first of a series of symbolic attacks in France: pigs’ heads were placed outside mosques (an act suspected of a group of Serbians); Coffees left by the Eiffel Tower; Stars of David were painted around the capital.

The news of each event was quickly spread around the world – not only through the usual media outlets, but through the automated arven of Russian Media Troll, according to the French Democries, according to democracy in Europe, its institutions, and its values.

France is seen as a test stone especially for the Kremlin, given its current political and social divisions, its often-appearing position in NATO, the large maslim of Muslims and Jews, the growing popularity of the politically corrupt Moscow right.

At one time, the Kremlin may have used its deep underground agents to carry out acts of corruption or corruption.

But – to make the drone war comparison again – why only depends on the most important assets such as highly trained spies, thousands of secret missiles, or your many thousands of stations that you can find, or your invisible stations, find your invisible forces, or employ your useless forces.

Georgi Filipov really, really, ‘says Georgi Filipov, as he tried to play a role for him and chose the suspicions of “red-handed operation, arguing that he was leaving Bulgaria to take advantage of his nine-year-old money.

He is said to have paid €11,000 (£875) plus travel expenses.

In the pit, Filipov, 36, cut a gaunt but muscular figure, avoiding a bit of an employer before the fight as he tried to minimize questions about his tattoos. In particular, the swastika on his chest and social media images show him offering to serve the Nazis and wearing a t-shirt that said Hitler was “right”.

Firipon explained, he said: “I explained and I was chosen as bad things. And it turned out that he had removed several tattoos.

The Paris trial court sentenced him to two years in prison.

Having been successfully extradited from Bulgaria and Croatia to face trial in France, all the men want to blame the fourth man, Mircho Angelov, who continues to be in contact with the Russian intelligence chief. He was given a three-year absence.

The second defendant, Kiril Milishev, 28, said he only came to France because he had broken up with his partner, he had breathing problems, and he wanted to keep his friend, Mircho, his company. He was given two years.

Sitting next to MilishEV, Nikolai Ivanov showed his forehead as he denied any links with Russia.

He talked about his grandmother’s great role in saving the Jews during the Second World War and said that his desire now is to find his girlfriend, and to find her again, when all this is over.

Consider the mastermind behind the plot, he was given a maximum prison term of four years.

As for the alleged role of Russia in the affair of the red hands, even defense lawyers openly admit that “We suspect that” the hand of “Sosescu.

But they insisted, as did their clients, that they were ignoring pawns, proxies – one might even say “drones” – in the shadow war against the west.