Malcolm Nance on Russian False Flag Intelligence Operations

American Malcolm Nance announced, in April 2022, that he was quitting his high-profile and high-paying career in the New York City, as a National Security Correspondent for MSNBC and as an author, to come to Ukraine where he would put his nearly 40 years of US intelligence and military experience to work to help the upstart Foreign Legion.

In this exclusive Kyiv Post interview, Malcolm Nance explains how he immediately identified the fingerprints of a Russian false flag intelligence operation when news broke of an alleged “Ukrainian drone” exploding over the Kremlin, why former KGB officer Vladimir Putin would approve such an operation, and what we can expect next in Russia’s war against Ukraine.

[frankshifreen]

Malcolm Nance makes it look easy- he is brilliant, principled, articulate

[stacey_rh]

This speaker nailed this. Thank you for having him!

[vladpootin]

Mr. Nance is an excellent American, knowledgeable, decorated and articulate.
Always a delight and very insightful to listen to him.

[colinellicott]

Nance is the real thing. Speaks of what he knows. Respect.

[denisedavies]

Excellent report. You hit the nail right on the head 👍

[TerrySMac]

Never hear enough from this great man !

[heinrichkleist]

Malcolm Nance - a well-spoked, succinct chap who knows what he's talking about. Great interview and a very necessary, sober analysis.

[elizabeth_]

Thank you Malcom Nance🥰🇺🇸🇺🇦Slava Ukraini🇺🇦

[jeanneknight]

Love this interview with Nance. I can only imagine being at a dinner party with him and laughing with the whole crowd while learning!

[simonbattle]

Thank you for this interview. Mr. Nance is a great guy and honest man and you never have to take any salt with anything he says.

[annhobson]

Malcolm Nance is someone that knows exactly what is going on.

[islanddon]

Hello, Malcolm. I'm a new subscriber. Also, I am an Ukrainian American married to a Bahamian American. Personally, I'd like to thank you for supporting our cause in Ukraina. You have shown intestinal fortitude beyond measure by donning a Ukrainian Military Uniform. I am proud of you as an American and honored by you as a Ukrainian. My wife of course calls you, a "Brother". Now, so do I, "My Brother"!!!❤

[Aussie-Mocha]

The entire idea of a drone flying so far just to make I little “clap” like that makes NO SENSE. My backyard fire makes the ground shake about 600ms away just from lighting it, nevermind the explosion 💥 😂
Putin is out of his damn mind and we are laughing at him.

[Robert]

Right on, Malcomb. I remember the late Sen. John McCain saying Putin was responsible for the Moscow apartment building bombings.

[DavidAntunes-rmdq]

Mr. Nance makes a lot of sense. Would like to see more of Mr. Nance.

[toneottesen]

What a spooky world we live in! 🤔 Slava Ukraini! ❤

[edwardfletcher]

Well said Malcolm 👍

#SlavaUkraini 💙💛

[lindakelley]

We need an army of Malcolms looking out for America.

[ninemoonplanet]

I somehow managed to find the same conclusion without the intelligence training. What's interesting is the one video taken inside an apartment by someone up at 2:30 AM recording the Kremlin compound which was totally empty, dark except for 2 people climbing the roof of the dome. Why? What were they doing up there, middle of the night?
Then two drones show up, one appears to explode, but it looks like a gasoline fire and explosion. The two people don't duck, don't move downward. Why?
I find out both drones are small, have limited range, and somehow they were flown 300 miles from Ukraine? Nope, not possible, even if gasoline powered.

[sammenter]

Malcolm Nance a good analyst. Slava Ukraini. Sam from UK