Retired German Air Force general Harald Kujat says that after three years of conflict, the Ukrainian army now lies in ruins. He believes that continuing the war, with aim of “finishing off Russia”, as some war mongers are demanding, will only lead to greater humiliation for Ukraine, and ultimately the West too
This will undoubtedly please Moscow and infuriate many European leaders. It will also enable Trump to subtly gain the Kremlin’s trust. Or so he hopes
Officials say the proposal would involve less than 30,000 troops and be concentrated on air and maritime defence
President Trump’s statement at the end of the first day of talks with Russian officials sparks concern among European allies as it seems to signal a dramatic shift in Washington’s stance. With the U.S. president suggesting that Ukraine should ”never have started” the war
While sanity seems to be returning to U.S.-Russia relations after years of criminal warmongering, the U.S. deep state may still sabotage Trump’s peace overtures, given that much of America’s corporate economy is dependent on militarism and the continuation of conflict.
NATO’s super-expensive proxy war against Russia has finally run its course, ending in total failure. This may result in the obliteration of post-World War II norms in which U.S. fights Europe’s wars.
According to multiple reports, the Trump administration has proposed that the US be granted 50% ownership of Ukraine’s rare earth minerals as reimbursement for US aid. If agreed, U.S. troops would then be deployed to protect Trump’s investment
In response to shifting U.S. defence priorities, European nations are now considering deploying troops to Ukraine as a security force rather than combatants. France and Britain would likely be at the forefront of any such intervention
Washington could impose tougher sanctions and send U.S. troops to Ukraine if Moscow fails to agree a peace deal in Ukraine, says U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance
Talks between Russia and the US on the future of Ukraine are planned to take place in Munich on Feb 14. Ukrainian representatives are also expected to attend
According to President Trump the US may recover the $300 billion it spent on Ukraine through “partnerships with Ukrainians in their rare earth metals, natural resources, oil, and gas, as well as purchases of our resources.”
Russia’s foreign spy agency claims that the Western powers increasingly see President Zelensky as a liability. While Zelensky’s former advisor Alexey Arestovich is seen as a prime contender to take over due to the pragmatic policies he’s espoused