Moldova’s breakaway Transnistria region claims that a drone attacked a military unit
Fears that the conflict in Ukraine could spill over as the pro-Russian enclave of Transnistria claims it was hit by suicide drones
Fears that the conflict in Ukraine could spill over as the pro-Russian enclave of Transnistria claims it was hit by suicide drones
Paul Craig Roberts explains why the West’s willingness to accept Ukraine as a potential NATO member has put us en route to WWIII
The Deputy President of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Medvedev has called for a bounty to be placed on every NATO soldier caught by Russia in Ukraine
Faced with manpower shortfalls Zelensky has been forced to reduce draft age and reassess disability waivers
Since late last year the Ukrainian Army has suffered massive losses in manpower and equipment. Moon of Alabama details some of the shocking figures, which the Western media studiously ignores
Events are moving fast in Ukraine. So much so that the F-16, which only a few months ago was labeled as a potential “game-changer” in the war with Russia, is now seen as “no longer relevant” by Ukrainian officials
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is a close ally of Russian President Putin
Although most Ukrainians still expect their country to prevail in the conflict, less than one in ten of those questioned was ready to volunteer for the front line
Only nine months ago, U.S. intelligence officials claimed that it would take a decade — or more — for Moscow to recover from the losses it had suffered in Ukraine. Well either its losses were not as bad as the western media claimed, or Russia’s military industrial complex has been working overtime, because Russia has recovered
This website totally agrees with Henry when he writes: ‘My suspicion is that they’ll bring back Trump to lead the goyim into another genocidal war.’
Patriotism may have become a dirty word in the West but not in Russia, where a newfound sense of pride and commitment to Mother Russia is surging
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk says Europe must prepare itself mentally for a much wider war. His warning comes after President Putin derided speculation that Russian would attack Poland, the Baltic states and the Czech Republic as “complete nonsense”