For a while Zelensky was being feted by the Western media and compared to Winston Churchill. That was before the failed Ukrainian counteroffensive and now some of the world’s political leaders seem to be actively trying to avoid him
Previously, Lira was arrested in 2022 when his disappearance made international headlines, but last year’s arrest, according to his father, came days after he condemned “Joe Biden and Kamala Harris,” when he was trying to escape Ukraine. Was he detained and tortured on the orders of the Biden regime?
Ukrainian casualties mount as Russia presses home its advantage on the battlefield. With some estimates putting the number of Ukrainians killed or badly wounded at over half-a-million
Time was when Western journalist speculated that Ukraine could resist and maybe even overcome Russia. As Larry Johnson explains, they are now singing a very different song.
Lithium is a vital element in the emerging technologies. After Russian Lithium deposits, the Donetsk region which was recently reincorporated back into the Russian Federation, has the next biggest Lithium deposits in Europe
In others words U.S. military aid is fueling the conflict in Ukraine. Without it Ukraine would be forced to come to terms with Moscow
Although we concur with his conclusion, Gen Sir Richard Barron’s estimate of Russian casualties are way off in our opinion. They are based on U.S. intelligence assessments, which like U.S. elections results are rigged and highly suspect
The tone of western media coverage has changed. No longer are we fed reports about brave Ukraine fending off Russia. Now it’s about middle-aged conscripts serving on the front-line. The MSM still manages to include deceptive story lines but they are now shifting to the point where there is a quiet acknowledgement that the war could be lost
We suspect that like all the other wonder weapons that the West has donated to Ukraine, the Dutch F-16s will make little difference
Cases of forcible conscription point to desperation on the part of Ukrainian authorities, as they try to make up for manpower shortages in the face of Russian advances
Even the prime Rothschild mouthpiece, The Economist has been forced to acknowledge that things are going too well in Ukraine. But that doesn’t mean that it won’t feed unsuspecting readers some massive porkers
“We grossly miscalculated, underestimated the Russians. No one studied the potential strength that Russia had or its ability to respond to an existential threat, which is what Ukraine became.” As a result, says Douglas Macgregor, “Russia is more powerful today militarily and certainly economically than it has been since the 1980s”