Britain ups the ante again in its proxy war with Russia. In addition to long-range Storm Shadow cruise missiles, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has now also pledged to supply Ukraine with ‘hundreds’ of long-range attack drones
While most Ukrainian Air Force planes cannot carry the Anglo-French Storm Shadow, the Mirage 2000 can. Ukrainian pilots have reportedly already started training with it. Is this why Britain has agreed to supply Ukraine with Storm Shadow missiles?
Russian Ministry of Defense claims long-range Storm Shadow missile supplied to Ukraine by Britain and US supplied HIMARS-rockets and HARM missiles have all been shot down
Douglas Macgregor provides an analysis of the situation on the ground in Ukraine. The decorated combat veteran and former adviser to the Trump administration provides some very interesting insights here that you won’t get from the MSM
Hal Turner reports that radiation readings from Khmelnitsky, Ukraine, indicate that a recent Russian missile strike destroyed a consignment of Western supplied Depleted Uranium ordnance
While war ravages the land, Western financial institutions and oligarchs are consolidating their grip on Ukraine’s abundant farmland
Pepe Escobar explains how a thick fog of war shrouds all the sound and fury about a Ukrainian “counter-offensive”.
Russian air power sustains significant losses; including two Mi-8 helicopters, an Su-34 fighter-bomber and an Su-25. The downing of the robust Su-25, the Russian equivalent of the US Warthog, suggests that powerful new Western anti-aircraft weapons may have been involved, possibly recently gifted US Patriot missile systems
Russia’s military command won’t forget this. The Storm Shadow missiles won’t just boost Ukraine’s chances in the anticipated counteroffensive. They will enable it to strike deep into Mother Russia. As a result, you can be sure that Russia will make Britain pay for this.
Ukrainian HIMARS target buildings holding Ukrainian POWs held captive by Russia in Bakhmut. Fortunately none were killed but why are the Ukrainian forces targeting their own men?
A recent flurry of activity among NATO surveillance planes suggests that something has spooked them.
UN Secretary-General rules out a peaceful settlement in Ukraine. Saying both sides “are convinced that they can win”, meaning Moscow and Kiev will pursue military options before negotiations