Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
May 2, 2014
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The United States is working closely with
members of the NATO club in Eastern Europe to help the junta in Ukraine
better manage its propaganda effort, U.S. News & World Report said on Thursday.
“We are starting some projects together
with others, understanding the time factor is of the essence,” Janis
Sarts, the state secretary of defense in Latvia, told the news magazine.
Asked if the plan includes sending troops and trainers to Ukraine,
Sarts said, “Yes. I think that would help.” He added the United States
is currently involved in discussions.
The Pentagon, however, refused to comment
on any possible mission “that would help Ukrainians to deal with the
propaganda that is going on,” as Sarts characterized Russian reportage
on the political and military crisis.
NATO, however, is more forthcoming,
although it prefers to speak in generalities. “NATO Allies are actively
considering ways to further strengthen our long-standing cooperation
with Ukraine, including in the area of public diplomacy,” a NATO
official said. “Allies are also providing assistance to Ukraine on a
bilateral basis.”
