Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov warns Ukraine’s Western backers that if they continue to support Kiev Russia will be forced to act, and if that happens “it will no longer be a conventional war.”
The EU elites are setting Europe up to be hit by Russian missiles with plans for the joint production of missiles and drones with Ukraine
This would include military contractors and personnel from the UK, France and Germany
The NATO summit sent a message that no one wants to hear. Europe is openly declaring war on Russia—and it’s doing so with President Trump’s full support. In return Trump wants European support against Iran
Will they converge into an apocalyptic conflict, or will our leaders see sense? Paul Craig Roberts is not optimistic
The war with Russia is growing increasingly unpopular among those who are conscripted to do the fighting and dying
New Bulgarian government says it will end military support for Ukraine and calls for diplomacy to end the conflict with Russia. The announcement follows the Netherlands recent decision to end its supply of Patriot missiles to Kiev
In other words, the Netherlands’ military/industrial capacity cannot keep pace with the demands of war with Russia. In the same way that America’s military/industrial capacity could not keep up with the demands of war with Iran
The NATO instigators are tasting bitter fruit as they gather in Ankara. Finian Cunningham explains
Although this is getting virtually no coverage in the Western media, Russian forces have made major a gain in eastern Ukraine. Having secured Kostiantynivka, a city that Ukrainian forces had turned into a heavily fortified stronghold
America is fighting a war on two fronts: through proxies in Ukraine and with Israel against Iran. However, the U.S. no longer has the military/industrial capacity to quickly replace losses from its clash with Iran. Leaving its Ukrainian proxies dangerously exposed
As Russian President Vladimir Putin noted recently, the West wants war with Russia through Ukraine, as Nazi Germany did in 1941. In that circumstance, a punch in the face is more appropriate and more likely to succeed than a faux diplomatic handshake