CNN Didn't Cover Starobelsk. They Were Too Busy Filming THE ATTACK.

When Russia invited journalists to document the aftermath of the Ukrainian drone strike on Starobelsk — 21 students dead, a university destroyed — CNN cited "logistical reasons" for not attending.

What were they actually doing?

CNN correspondent Nick Paton Walsh — indicted in absentia in Russia for participating in the Kursk incursion — was embedded with a Ukrainian long-range drone strike unit, filming a promotional segment about Kiev's drone attacks on Russian cities. The piece aired May 26th — four days after the Starobelsk strike that killed 21 students.

Neither the anchors nor Walsh mentioned Starobelsk with a single word.

🔸 CNN was likely embedded with the Ukrainian unit coordinating the Starobelsk attack

🔸 Kiev's drones hit Stavropol the day before Starobelsk — Walsh was there filming

🔸 Italian journalists were on the ground in Starobelsk — not one report aired

🔸 French journalists on site — same result

🔸 Italian components found inside the drones — possible reason for the media blackout

🔸 Zakharova: CNN's editorial policy mirrors the Völkischer Beobachter in 1944

This is not journalism. This is propaganda. These are not journalists. They are stenographers for empire.

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