Ukraine’s Military Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has released a new intercepted phone call made by an unidentified Russian woman in which she voices deeply rooted antisemitic rhetoric and conspiracy theories culled from Kremlin propagandists who seem intent on further poisoning the minds of Russians.
In the conversation, a resident of Russia’s Belgorod Oblast – believed to be an ordinary civilian – confidently describes a “global conspiracy” involving the US, Israel, Trump, Azerbaijan, the Jews, the Temple Mount, and… the apocalypse. In it she claims that the war in the Middle East, the election of Benjamin Netanyahu, and the return of Donald Trump are all part of a global plot to build the “Third Temple in Jerusalem” and prepare for the coming of “the Antichrist.”
“It all didn’t go according to plan... At first they were just burning the trench... Now they elected Netanyahu. When it’s Netanyahu – it’s definitely war. The Israelis know it,” the woman says while sharing her “analysis.”
In her view, even a coin featuring Trump’s profile, which she refers to as “golden,” is evidence of this “plot,” and Trump himself, she claims, is meant to “lead the Horned One [Satan] into the Third Temple.” She also mentions a “globalist government” that allegedly rules everything from the shadows:
“Trump didn’t come back for no reason... There’s always a globalist government in charge. They just take a step back to deceive the whole world.”
Her words combine biblical imagery, antisemitic myths, and a strong belief in the existence of this “globalist government” ruling the world through Trump. The supposed goal, she says, is to hand control over to Israel, clear the Temple Mount of Muslims, “destroy Iran,” and allow every Jew to become “the master of 400 Slavic slaves.”
“It’s all clear. Everyone understands this – so that Israel can dictate to the whole world how to live and what to do. One Jew will have 400 Slavic slaves. That’s how it is,” the woman says confidently.
She also claims that even Azerbaijanis and Kazakhs are “in on it,” because “they also have Jews living among them.”
HUR categorized the woman’s conversation as further evidence of the destructive impact of Russian propaganda, which for decades has blamed all of its woes on global conspiracies, “external governance,” and deliberate Western plots.
In its statement it says the Kremlin actively exploits religious and ethnic bias to construct an image of an external enemy and justify its own aggression, before adding that for every war crime committed against the Ukrainian people, Russia will face just retribution.
Ukrainian intelligence agencies have repeatedly intercepted calls that highlight extreme psychological stress, infighting, and disregard for human life among Russia’s troops and its people.
Earlier last year, Kyiv Post interviewed “Maria” who works as one of Ukrainian intelligence’s professional eavesdroppers and spoke about the shocking things she hears.
Russia regularly dismisses the content of intercepted calls published by Ukraine, saying they are fake, a claim Kyiv Post put to Maria. She said: “They are all are real even though they might seem insane. Sometimes I can’t believe the words I’m hearing myself, but we have what we have.”
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