US jets painted in Russian colors in push for false flag to start WW3

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The pictures of the US jets were posted by a Canadian journalist last week on his Twitter account.

The U.S is painting their F/A-18's to match the paint schemes of Russian jets in #Syria. Standard training, but interesting nonetheless. pic.twitter.com/FVN6tMj2Ji — Christian Borys (@ItsBorys) October 6, 2016

Photos showing US jets being painted Russian colors have triggered debates and conspiracy theories online, with many saying Washington plans to conduct false flag attacks in Syria and blame them on Moscow.

Although the journalist noted that painting fighter jets in the colors of potential adversaries is standard practice, they caused a stir among conspiracy theorists.

Many of them accused the US of preparing a false flag attack aimed at framing Russia in Syria.

Here we go … US prep for a #FalseFlag atrocity, to blame on Russia, immediately, as justification for war. https://t.co/HllZCTAvME — Colin McKay (@DerorCurrency) October 7, 2016

Doesn't it smell as another #falseflag prepared by USA to accuse Russia then? https://t.co/cVpkd4yTQ5 — New Eastern Outlook (@JournalNEO) October 10, 2016

So did you guys read that article of the US Army painting bomber jets the colors of Russian jets? Prepare for another false flag coming….. — Rob Lu-Wong (@ThatROBTho) October 10, 2016

US concocting a false flag incident where one of their FA-18/A jets in Russian colors sink US Navy ship; USS Liberty style new PearlHarbour? — Tom (@tvdh_3) October 10, 2016

Nothing is new under this sun.

Looks like recycling the old scenario for false flag framing Cuba.@ItsBorys https://t.co/dNHtAhyxio — NedoUkraïnka (@ValLisitsa) October 7, 2016

Another called false flag operations a “US trademark.”

The publication of the images fell on fertile ground. Relations between Russia and the US over the Syria conflict are at an all-time low, with both countries exchanging threats and warnings with each other over their involvement in Syria.

The US and other militaries are known for using aggressor squadrons, which act as opposing forces in military war games. In addition to being painted in an adversary’s colors, they also use enemy tactics to provide realistic simulations of air combat.

US jets painted in Russian colors to cause confusion and chaos in Syria.

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