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Secret terror blueprints for US NSC to 'help Ukraine resist' exposed
By Kit Klarenberg | February 15, 2025
Newly-leaked documents reveal a crew of military academics pitching the US National Security Council a series of extreme strategies for Ukraine, from IED's inspired by Iraqi insurgents to sabotaging Russia's infrastructure to propaganda “from ISIS' playbook."
Conceived under the auspices of the UK's University of St. Andrews, the plans were outsourced through third parties to ensure "plausible deniability."
Explosive leaked documents reviewed by The Grayzone show how a shady transatlantic collective of academics and military-intelligence operatives conceived schemes which would lead to the US "helping Ukraine resist," to "prolong" the proxy war "by virtually any means short of American and NATO forces deploying to Ukraine or attacking Russia."
The operatives assembled their war plans immediately in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, and delivered them directly to the highest-ranking relevant US National Security Council official in the Biden administration.
Proposed operations ranged from covert military options to jihadist-style psychological operations against Russian civilians, with the authors insisting, "we need to take a page from ISIS' playbook."
ISIS was not the only militant outfit upheld as a model for Ukraine's military. The intelligence cabal also proposed modernizing IEDs, like those staged by Iraqi insurgents against occupying US troops, for a potential stay-behind guerrilla army in Russia, which would attack rail lines, power plants and other civilian targets.
Many of the cabal's recommendations were subsequently enacted by the Biden administration, dangerously escalating the conflict and repeatedly crossing Russia's clearly-stated red lines.
Included among the proposals were providing extensive training to "Ukrainian expatriates" in using Javelin and Stinger missiles, enabling "cyberattacks on Russia by 'patriotic hackers' with deniability," and flooding Kiev with "unmanned combat air vehicles." It was also foreseen that "replacement fighter aircraft" would be provided by "many sources," and that "non-Ukrainian volunteer pilots and ground crews" would be recruited to fight air battles in the manner of the Flying Tigers, a World War II-era force composed of American Air Force pilots, which was formed in April 1941 to help the Chinese oppose Japan’s invasion before Washington's formal entry into the conflict.
The document was written and cosigned by a quartet of academic armchair warriors with colorful pasts. They included historian Andrew Orr, the director of the Kansas State Institute for Military History. His recent academic contributions include a chapter in an obscure academic volume entitled, "Who is a Soldier? Using Trans Theory to Rethink French Women's Military Identity in World War II."
Joining him was Ash Rossiter, assistant professor of international security at the United Arab Emirates' Khalifa University, and described as "ex-British Army Intelligence Corps." Also participating was Marcel Plichta, then a doctoral candidate at St. Andrews. He's described as a veteran of the US Defense Intelligence Agency, and his LinkedIn profile indicates he interned at NATO before working in roles with Pentagon contractors, then joined the DIA as an intelligence analyst. Along the way, Plichta claims to have "[nominated] known or suspected terrorists to the national watchlisting and screening community."
Also involved in the academic cabal was Zachary Kallenborn, a self-styled US Army "mad scientist" currently pursuing his PhD in War Studies at King's College London, with a focus on drones, WMD, and other edgy forms of modern warfare. Kallenborn, who has moonlighted at the DC-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, contributed to the Ukraine war planning by offering proposals for Iraqi insurgent-style "smart" IED attacks on Russian targets, and planting bombs on Russian trains and railways.
The cabal appears to have been led by Marc R. DeVore, a senior lecturer at Britain's St. Andrews University. Little about his personal or professional background can be ascertained online, although his most recent academic publications discuss military strategy. Around the time the secret proposal document was being drafted, he published an article with Orr for the Pentagon’s in-house Military Review journal entitled "Winning by Outlasting: The United States and Ukrainian Resistance to Russia." Moreover, he is a fellow at the elite Royal Navy Strategic Studies Centre, a Ministry of Defence-run "think tank."
The operatives assembled their war plans immediately in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, and delivered them directly to the highest-ranking relevant US National Security Council official in the Biden administration.
Proposed operations ranged from covert military options to jihadist-style psychological operations against Russian civilians, with the authors insisting, "we need to take a page from ISIS' playbook."
ISIS was not the only militant outfit upheld as a model for Ukraine's military. The intelligence cabal also proposed modernizing IEDs, like those staged by Iraqi insurgents against occupying US troops, for a potential stay-behind guerrilla army in Russia, which would attack rail lines, power plants and other civilian targets.
Many of the cabal's recommendations were subsequently enacted by the Biden administration, dangerously escalating the conflict and repeatedly crossing Russia's clearly-stated red lines.
Included among the proposals were providing extensive training to "Ukrainian expatriates" in using Javelin and Stinger missiles, enabling "cyberattacks on Russia by 'patriotic hackers' with deniability," and flooding Kiev with "unmanned combat air vehicles." It was also foreseen that "replacement fighter aircraft" would be provided by "many sources," and that "non-Ukrainian volunteer pilots and ground crews" would be recruited to fight air battles in the manner of the Flying Tigers, a World War II-era force composed of American Air Force pilots, which was formed in April 1941 to help the Chinese oppose Japan’s invasion before Washington's formal entry into the conflict.
The document was written and cosigned by a quartet of academic armchair warriors with colorful pasts. They included historian Andrew Orr, the director of the Kansas State Institute for Military History. His recent academic contributions include a chapter in an obscure academic volume entitled, "Who is a Soldier? Using Trans Theory to Rethink French Women's Military Identity in World War II."
Joining him was Ash Rossiter, assistant professor of international security at the United Arab Emirates' Khalifa University, and described as "ex-British Army Intelligence Corps." Also participating was Marcel Plichta, then a doctoral candidate at St. Andrews. He's described as a veteran of the US Defense Intelligence Agency, and his LinkedIn profile indicates he interned at NATO before working in roles with Pentagon contractors, then joined the DIA as an intelligence analyst. Along the way, Plichta claims to have "[nominated] known or suspected terrorists to the national watchlisting and screening community."
Also involved in the academic cabal was Zachary Kallenborn, a self-styled US Army "mad scientist" currently pursuing his PhD in War Studies at King's College London, with a focus on drones, WMD, and other edgy forms of modern warfare. Kallenborn, who has moonlighted at the DC-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, contributed to the Ukraine war planning by offering proposals for Iraqi insurgent-style "smart" IED attacks on Russian targets, and planting bombs on Russian trains and railways.
The cabal appears to have been led by Marc R. DeVore, a senior lecturer at Britain's St. Andrews University. Little about his personal or professional background can be ascertained online, although his most recent academic publications discuss military strategy. Around the time the secret proposal document was being drafted, he published an article with Orr for the Pentagon’s in-house Military Review journal entitled "Winning by Outlasting: The United States and Ukrainian Resistance to Russia." Moreover, he is a fellow at the elite Royal Navy Strategic Studies Centre, a Ministry of Defence-run "think tank."
Emails show DeVore passed the group’s handiwork directly to Col. Tim Wright, who was the Director for Russia in the Biden administration’s National Security Council (NSC) at the time the emails were sent, according to his LinkedIn profile. Since July 2022, Wright has been the Assistant Head for Research and Experimentation in the Futures Directorate of the British Army.
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Since 2022, many of the weapons sent to Ukraine have been sold off on the black market while more weapons including US-manufactured weapons have been captured by the Russian military:
President Trump needs to move quickly because every day this conflict isn't resolved the cabal discussed above will continue applying terrorist tactics in Ukraine through their proxies in Kiev:
This is likely now going to culminate in President Trump taking action against the UK considering British involvement to the 9th degree in Ukraine:
The west are experts at financing and applying terrorism:
Where is all this leading to? It is leading up to WWIII with Russia on the European continent:
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