Croatia reintroduces military service as fears of war spilling over from Ukraine rise
Croatia is reintroducing conscription at a time when other European countries are also considering renewing draft legislation or expanding military recruitment
Croatia is reintroducing conscription at a time when other European countries are also considering renewing draft legislation or expanding military recruitment
Last month Russian and Belarusian embarked on joint military drills Zapad 2025. Scott Ritter explains why they represent a “game-changer” in the West’s face-off with Russia
The head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) warns that the nations of Western Europe are actively preparing for war with Russia. The last two European leaders who tried that were Hitler and Napoleon and we know how they ended
Swedish Defence Minister has urged NATO members to prepare for war with Russia
According to the Ukrainian president, Trump “does not want an escalation with the Russians until he meets with them”
According to one source quoted by Axios, “Nobody shouted, but Trump was tough.”
Sending US Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine for use against Russia would be ‘two steps up the escalation ladder’, a risky move likely to achieve Zelensky’s desired plan of provoking a Russian response.
U.S. Secretary of War Hegseth warns Russia it will pay if it doesn’t come to the peace table. His comments come as President Trump considers a request from Ukraine for long range Tomahawk cruise missiles
German intelligence chief warns that military conflict with Russia could erupt before 2029.
With Ukraine on the brink of outright defeat, President Trump has upped the ante by threatening to send long-range Tomahawks to Ukraine. Their use would require the involvement of U.S./NATO personnel. Moscow has voiced “extreme concern” over the prospect
Since the United States-led NATO proxy war against Russia erupted in February 2022, the European Union has doled out $216 billion in aid to Ukraine. The United States has given a similar amount to Ukraine. All paid for by taxpayers.
Putin never ordered the Russian military to cut rail lines between Poland and Kiev, this allowed the unrestricted flow of NATO weapons into Ukraine. Thereby prolonging the war. As a result, Gilbert Doctorow reports that there is now talk in Moscow of moving Putin aside for a more aggressive leader who will get the war over with