You yourself have backpedaled to abandon b but are still talking about Istanbul generally as if you hadn't; and a is frankly laughable given what we actually know about the talks, and indicates you've been boiling your brain in Russian propaganda narratives about the period.
I literally never read any Russian news sources, my Russian is bad. You are making up a person in your mind to be mad about. If you want to call like De Groene Amsterdammer or Jacobin 'Russian' then fine, but again: you're delusional.
Ya ponemayu pa russkje nimoge, tolka nimoge. Vy gavaritje pa Engliski? Gde Krashnaya Platz? That's pretty much it.
Russian propaganda is also published in English. This specific narrative about Boris Johnson of all people being responsible for the collapse of the Istanbul talks is a staple of Russian foreign-facing propaganda.
Ah yeah, everything is Russian propaganda. Hillary yadayada, Russian propaganda, not because she was unlikable and never campaigned in Wisconsin. Are we doing this again?
When you reference Jacobin I assume you mean the writings of Branko Marcetic, who is... yikes.
jacobin.com The most well-known far-left mag in the US. It's probably the most left-wing thing I read (also NYT and Bloomberg, but this is my far left). Do you think this is Russian?