UK Military to Prime Minister: We Won’t Send Troops to Ukraine
Senior UK military commanders have dismissed Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s proposal for a ‘Coalition of the willing’ as “political theatre”
Senior UK military commanders have dismissed Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s proposal for a ‘Coalition of the willing’ as “political theatre”
In fact, the Russian leader agreed to a 30-day pause in attacks on energy plants and infrastructure and to hold further talks, on condition that there was a “complete cessation” of Western military and intelligence support to Ukraine. However, France and Germany have both vowed to continue supplying weapons to Kiev, raising doubts over whether the deal will hold
The positions of Moscow and Washington may gradually converge to the point where World War III can be avoided, but the danger is that time is not on our side
Former Russian President Medvedev often makes statements that seem extreme but he shouldn’t be dismissed. We think he acts as Putin’s alter ego. So while President Putin is all reason and restraint his alter ego warns of the risk of all-out war if peacekeepers from NATO member states are deployed to Ukraine
While the F-16s supplied to Ukraine are the older variants this is significant insofar as Iran has just sealed a deal with Russia for up to sixty Su-35s
US Secretary of State Rubio says Ukraine will have to give up land seized by Russia if a peace deal is to be agreed
Napoleon, Hitler, and now the elitist European leaders have all fallen into oblivion from miscalculations over Russia.
Former National Security Advisor Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn accused former Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland of being a central figure in an alleged assassination plot against President Donald Trump
The White House has dismissed the Reuters report as “fake news”, but the plan is part of broader efforts to revoke the legal status of more than 1.8 million people staying in the U.S. on humanitarian grounds
Pressure mounts on Zelensky to enter negotiations with Russia. US no longer providing information about targets in Russia, in latest blow after halting military aid.
The clash between Trump and Zelensky and the prospect of European ‘peacekeepers’ in Ukraine has flooded the media like nothing has since the early days of Covid. And, not since those early Covid days, has the truth/coverage ratio been so low. Kit Knightly explains
The ball is now in Zelensky’s court. Will he demonstrate a genuine commitment to peace, or will he continue to rely on US generosity while prolonging a costly and seemingly unwinnable war?