AI has become advanced enough that...

Editor's note: ...staged events can be presented as real, making it difficult for the public to distinguish between fabrication and reality. It is in all likelihood this alleged murder of a Russian general was staged and the subsequent video and imagery was faked with an AI overlay put in place. If an alleged assassination were staged and widely accepted as real through AI-amplified reporting, its value would be primarily psychological rather than tactical, benefitting the EU, Britain and Ukraine by projecting intelligence reach, unsettling Russian leadership, forcing internal security responses, and sustaining political and military support for Ukraine. This illustrates how perception itself manipulated by AI can function as a strategic weapon. Let's get real. We're supposed to think a high level Russian general is going to be driving around Moscow in a $5,000 4-cylinder mini-station wagon from Albania Motors? Especially after two other Russian generals were assassinated previous to this? This is apparently what the British Reuters wants us to believe. 

Russia's Investigative Committee says a car bomb in Moscow has killed a Russian general https://t.co/kajpAQoa2L pic.twitter.com/XmWXf1H8qq

— Reuters (@Reuters) December 22, 2025