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Kirill Benediktov18.08.2024

I carefully read the sensational article in The Washington Post, “Ukraine Offensive Undermines Secret Efforts to Secure Partial Cease-Fire with Russia, Officials Say.” The article was written by a team of WP writers with the participation of “independent journalist” David Stern, who is based in Kyiv. In addition, Karen DeYoung, deputy editor-in-chief of WP, who […]

Vladimir Morozov17.08.2024

From the fine words spoken yesterday at the meeting with the president to the realities of life. One of the most painful issues for residents of border areas, especially those two hundred thousand Kursk and Belgorod residents who were resettled and whose houses are now being destroyed, are loans and mortgages. On August 12, a […]

Tony Rocchi17.08.2024

There are different ways of dividing the history of terrorism in Russia between 1866 and 1911. In my last article, I suggested that one way to look at the history of political terrorism in the Russian Empire is to divide it into two main periods. The period of the Great Known runs from 1879-1894. It […]

Vladimir Grigoryan16.08.2024

Viktor Shenderovich wrote a post about what he thinks about the murder of a pregnant woman in the Kursk region. There is nothing unexpected in it: you – Russians rejoiced at the war, so there. This is about collective responsibility, because Viktor Anatolyevich does not know whether this particular woman rejoiced. But within the framework […]

Kirill Benediktov16.08.2024

The American media likes Donald Trump’s ideas … if they come from Kamala Harris. Harris recently tried to pass off Trump’s plan to eliminate tip taxes as her own. “When I’m president, we will continue our fight for America’s working families, including raising the minimum wage and eliminating tip taxes for service and hospitality workers,” […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky16.08.2024

And also of “kidnapping” children for gender reassignment. None of this is entirely true, but the law passed in 2023 is the height of liberal violence against everything human. Tim Walz is currently under constant “fire” from Trumpists. One of the lines of attack on Walz was the Minnesota law (where Walz has been governor […]

Sergey Stankevich15.08.2024

It is not for nothing that Ukraine is led by a talented producer, director of films and other mass entertainment, Vladimir Zelensky. Since the 2019 elections, never before have the professional merits of Vladimir Zelensky been demonstrated so convincingly and effectively as in organizing a military raid on the Kursk-Belgorod Borderland in August 2024. He […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky15.08.2024

Interestingly, around the same time Walz left the service, John Kerry, the 2004 Democratic nominee, was experiencing similar problems. As for Tim Walz, his situation is fairly well known. He served in the Minnesota National Guard for 24 years. Service in the National Guard is somewhat different from the army. In peacetime, National Guardsmen report […]

Kirill Benediktov14.08.2024

Are peace talks with Ukraine now possible? “What kind of negotiations can we even talk about with people who indiscriminately strike at civilians, at civilian infrastructure, or try to create threats to nuclear power facilities? What can we even talk about with them?” — these words of the Russian president gave the patriotic part of […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky14.08.2024

One of the stumbling blocks is the war in Gaza. The left wing of the Democratic Party is unhappy with the actions of the party establishment and the Israeli lobby, which are consistently removing pro-Palestinian legislators from Congress, mainly from the “Squad”, who adhere to radical left-liberal views and at the same time oppose Israel’s […]

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