I uploaded verified images of the “peace” document to Grok.
I prompted, “Analyze this document from a logistic perspective. It is in English, but assess whether or not it has been translated. If so, what is the likely language of the original?” 🧵
I prompted, “Analyze this document from a logistic perspective. It is in English, but assess whether or not it has been translated. If so, what is the likely language of the original?” 🧵
Grok’s Conclusion:
“This document is almost certainly translated from Russian into English by a native Russian speaker or a non-professional translator. It is not originally written in English.
“This document is almost certainly translated from Russian into English by a native Russian speaker or a non-professional translator. It is not originally written in English.
“The combination of transliteration errors (Kherzon, Zaphorizhia), Russian bureaucratic phrasing, and political vocabulary leaves no realistic doubt about the original language being Russian.”
“The text strongly resembles the style of Russian Foreign Ministry or Kremlin internal draft proposals that have circulated since 2022–2024, especially the March–April 2022 Istanbul/İstanbul draft and later Russian “peace initiatives.”
This raises some potentially very serious and dangerous questions:
Who actually authored this plan, and under whose direction or influence was it initially produced?
Who actually authored this plan, and under whose direction or influence was it initially produced?
For what purpose was a Russian-language document repackaged into English and presented as official American policy?
Who understood the plan’s true provenance?
Who was it concealed from?
Why was it concealed?
Why was this conducted without interagency coordination?
Who stands to benefit the most from this plan?
Why is this being done so hastily?
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