War

Sergey Stankevich28.02.2026

“We are going to destroy their missiles and level their missile industry,” Trump declared. US President Donald Trump confirmed in a video posted on social media that the United States has launched a “massive and ongoing” military campaign in Iran, “to prevent this very evil, radical dictatorship from threatening America and our fundamental national security […]

Vladimir Morozov08.11.2025

Who will win in the economic war against Russia depends solely on Russia itself. All Western anti-Russian sanctions are based on the premise that the Russian economy is an integral part of the global dollar system, acting as a global raw materials periphery. The main goal of the sanctions is to cut off our country […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky29.06.2025

The leaders of the United States, Israel, and Iran have declared victory in the “12-day war” one after another. Which means, alas, there will be a continuation. Ayatollah Khamenei has closed the circle. He appeared on state television and announced that Iran’s nuclear facilities “remained intact.” Yes, they were bombed, but the Americans and Israelis […]

Valery Tatarov24.06.2025

This sky contains the answer to the question of why the Jews did not condemn the Bandera cult in Ukraine… I don’t think that I am the only one who sympathizes with the Iranians, not the Israelis. But this is not a game, not football on TV. Children are suffering… Biblical prophecies are coming true. […]

Klim Zhukov20.06.2025

The 1st rank cruiser was ordered from the William Crump and Sons shipyard in the USA. 129 meters, excellent armored deck, 12 guns 152 mm. Kane system, speed 23.2 knots. By the way, the speed made it absolutely inaccessible for any Japanese cruisers at sea — you can’t catch up (and you can’t run away […]

Klim Zhukov19.06.2025

In 1898, the far-sighted politicians of Nicholas II and the Tsar himself cleverly squeezed the Liaodong Peninsula with the port of Luyoshun (aka Port Arthur) from the allied China, whose territorial integrity we were supposedly going to protect. A short race to the Russo-Japanese War began. Arthur, as an ice-free harbor, was supposed to be […]

Alexander Palladin03.04.2025

Less than 120 years ago, on September 5, 1905, the Treaty of Portsmouth was signed in New Hampshire, ending the year-and-a-half-long Russo-Japanese War. According to various estimates, up to 80,000 Japanese and up to 52,000 Russian servicemen died in it, including my great-grandfather Afanasy Reshetnikov. For his role in Portsmouth negotiations U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt […]

Vladimir Golstein22.03.2025

And it is much more that the war between two East European countries. The whole damn thing totally penetrated and perverted the western politics for the last eleven years, counting from 2014 Crimea. Endless propaganda and obfuscation as far as the information about the war was concerned. Endless misrepresentation of what was going on. Endless […]

Alexander Palladin20.03.2025

In June 1905, The Chronicle of the War with Japan weekly, published in Russia’s capital, ran this: “It can be said without any doubt that espionage has never been practiced in previous wars on such a large scale as it is being used now by our enemy in the Far East. The Japanese have flooded […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky06.03.2025

According to the US Secretary of State, Ukraine and its allies are trying to sabotage the end of this conflict. Appearing on Sean Hannity’s show on Fox News, he himself brought up the essence of the conflict, also giving a rebuke to “Ukraine’s allies on Capitol Hill and elsewhere.” Hannity asked: what was that last […]

Trump Explains His War

An Economic War Against Russia

The Circle Has Closed. Everyone Has Won

A View of the Biblical Sky

The Real Story of Cruiser “Varyag”

Port Arthur And the Strange Economy

Russo-Japanese War: Stalin’s Revanche

Ukraine is Obviously Much More than Ukraine

Espionage Craft Practiced by Japan in Its War with Russia

Marco Rubio: It Was a Proxy War Between Russia And the US From the Beginning

The Michael Jackson Biopic is Missing its Most Controversial Story

Madama Butterfly and the Japan of the Western Imagination

The Spanish Civil War at 90: the Republic’s Response

Terminator Is about 80 Years Old