Ukraine

Kirill Benediktov02.09.2024

Trump’s transition team includes three people who advocate a peaceful solution to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. They are vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance and two former Democrats who have defected to Trump – Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard. All three are opponents of Washington’s current pro-Ukrainian course, although for different reasons. Kennedy Jr. is […]

Sergey Stankevich23.08.2024

Central Europe is trying to resolve the situation with the oil crisis. In June, Kyiv, citing EU sanctions, banned the transit of oil from LUKOIL to Europe via the Druzhba pipeline This ban dealt a blow to the interests of Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic. These countries receive oil via the southern branch of […]

Sergey Stankevich21.08.2024

It is becoming completely clear why the Ukrainian Armed Forces are actually invading the Kursk region. Not at all for what almost everyone has already thought. I will risk suggesting that the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, General Syrsky, has conceived something original and unexpected. And before our very eyes, he is conducting an […]

Viktor Alksnis20.08.2024

The Ukrainian Armed Forces are taking civilians captive in the Kursk region and hijack them to Ukraine. In the occupied territories of the Kursk region, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are conducting purges and taking all the men to Ukraine. It is unclear for what purpose this is being done. According to one version, they will […]

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 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 […]

Kirill Benediktov09.08.2024

16 years ago, on August 8, 2008, Russia also found itself under attack. Georgia, backed by NATO and Israeli instructors, attacked Russia-friendly South Ossetia and killed Russian peacekeepers in Tskhinvali. Russia’s response was devastating and swift, the Georgian punitive forces were not spared and few were taken prisoner. Four days later, Russian tanks were 40 […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky06.08.2024

How the remnants of the US foreign policy establishment are trying to convince everyone that they can be negotiated with. Let me begin this discussion by referring to an article in Politico with the headline “Ukraine Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief — Whether Trump or Harris Wins.” The subheadline: “Whatever Happens in November, the […]

Lucy Dickerson17.07.2024

It doesn’t matter what he said before… Trump, before his first election, also said a lot of things — about Putin, and about improving relations with Russia, and then he took it and replayed everything, and was the first to start supplying weapons to Ukraine, and began to destroy diplomatic relations, and the consulates under […]

Kirill Benediktov01.07.2024

Biden totally is crisis to himself. Trump shifts to the political mainstrim on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The Biden-Trump debate is interesting not because the current president has completely disgraced himself, despite all the efforts of advisers, PR people and pharmacists, and thereby buried his re-election prospects. The most curious thing is that Trump, who won […]

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Ukraine

The Course of Trump’s Team on the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict

A Long Overdue Step

What General Syrsky Has in Thought

Purges in Kursk

Shenderovich Moral Dilemma

Kursk Invasion — a Reboot of the Negotiation Track

Why Ukraine is not Georgia?

Negotiations and Ceasefire as the US Elections Background

“Hillbilly Elegy” as Political Ideology

Trump and Ukrainian Crisis

September Troubles in Global Markets

Leo Tolstoy and a Unique Generation of Terrorists

In Mongolia, Soyuz-Vostok Gasline Remains of the Agenda

Lavrov’s Special Message