A Flashback to 2014 and a Reminder of What Really Ignited the War in Ukraine
Hint: it wasn’t Russian ‘aggression’ that sparked the conflict in Ukraine
Hint: it wasn’t Russian ‘aggression’ that sparked the conflict in Ukraine
The Western world is lost in its own false narratives, writes Paul Craig Roberts. War will be the result and this time Russia won’t stop at the border with Western Europe.
Former CIA intelligence analyst, Larry Johnson explains why he suspects that British intelligence may have had a role in the drone attack on Russian air bases. How the Western media is inflating the scale of Russian losses and why the strikes may lead to a wider war
Although unconfirmed, Ukraine claims drone strikes on four airbases in Siberia have damaged up to 40 Russian warplanes. The question that the western media is pointedly avoiding is: to what extent was Western intelligence involved in this operation, and what will be the consequences?
Berlin has announced that it will help Kiev develop new long-range weapons that can hit targets deep inside Russia. In response, RT Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan says Putin should not rule missile strikes on Berlin
Russia vows to confront hostile NATO activity as tensions mount in and around the Baltic Sea
The Western media is telling only one side of story about massive Russian drone strikes in Ukraine’. That’s the version of events that serves the interests of the western elite.
The dirty little secret of the U.S.-funded war in Ukraine is that thousands of Orthodox Christians are being persecuted by the Zelensky regime
Paris, London and Washington have supplied long-range missiles to Ukraine, enabling strikes into Russian territory. Now Germany has pledged to supply Ukraine with missiles capable of reaching even deeper into Russia
“Trump is playing a very foolish game, because he’s pretending that the U.S. played no role at all in the build-up of the Ukrainian military”, says Larry Johnson
Preliminary talks are all very well. But they are just that. Preliminary. If the talks have any chance of succeeding, the American side must take responsibility for the war it started and fueled.
Paul Craig Roberts asks: Are the Ukraine “peace negotiations” being used to cause wars, not end them?