The most famous monument to the victorious Soviet soldier is probably the one in Treptow Park in the center of Berlin. There is a bronze sculpture of a Soviet soldier in a martial cloak. He cuts up a Nazi swastika with a sword in his right hand and gently holds a little German girl with his left arm. Nikolai Masalov saved the child during the final battles for Berlin and served as the prototype of the monument. He would have celebrated his 100th birthday these days. Mi-6 involved with Bellingcat spreading fake news about Russia
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02.08.2018
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British intelligence was financing Bellingcat internet website, according to NTV TV channel. This proves the private correspondence posted by WikiLeaks.
Bellingcat gained wide popularity 4 years ago. The founder of the internet resource accused Russian authorities of involvement into the plane crash on the Malaysian Boeing over Donbass. Unconfirmed audio records of phone conversations, vague internet publications and blur photos were presented as evidence.
As the Russkiy Mir Foundation reported earlier, the committee on investigating the Boeing crash in Donbass ignored the data provided by Russia.
The investigation group claimed in May that the setting having launched the missile, which had hit the Boeing, might have been brought from Russia and allegedly belonged to the 53th air defense missile brigade, which is situated near Kursk.
A video based on data faked by Bellingcat agency were presented as evidence.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has noted that the employees of the agency which have several times been caught on faking news strive for keeping the version of the Russian trace in the plane crashes.
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The most famous monument to the victorious Soviet soldier is probably the one in Treptow Park in the center of Berlin. There is a bronze sculpture of a Soviet soldier in a martial cloak. He cuts up a Nazi swastika with a sword in his right hand and gently holds a little German girl with his left arm. Nikolai Masalov saved the child during the final battles for Berlin and served as the prototype of the monument. He would have celebrated his 100th birthday these days. 