War

Sergey Stankevich21.07.2024

The current President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky reached US presidential candidate Donald Trump. The previous time they talked on the phone was in July 2019, and then the conversation led to a huge scandal. Trump, citing evidence in the media about unseemly business activity in Ukraine by the Biden family (Joseph and Hunter), asked for […]

Sergey Stankevich10.07.2024

Farewell, Odessa Port Plant, the producer of nitrogen fertilizers. Goodbye ammonia pipeline Tolyatti — Odessa. You once did a good job. Liquid ammonia raw material produced from natural gas flowed through a pipe from the Volga to the Black Sea. A plant in the port of Odessa produced nitrogen fertilizers and loaded them in bulk […]

Alexander Schmidke22.06.2024

Today, 81 years ago. Lindemannstadt, occupied territory of the Leningrad region under the control of the military administration of Army Group North. June 22, 1943 / Gatchina, Leningrad region. May 2020 To mark the anniversary of the invasion of the Soviet Union, the occupation authorities organized public events on June 22, 1942 and 1943, called […]

Natalia Tanshina21.06.2024

On July 2, 1644, the famous Battle of Marston Moor took place, in which the parliamentary army under the command of Oliver Cromwell and the Earl of Manchester was victorious. This was the first serious victory of the parliamentary army. But the Civil War in England had been going on for almost two years. Moreover, […]

Kirill Benediktov13.06.2024

Europe voted against the war in Ukraine, says the famous American political analyst David P. Goldman. According to Goldman, while mainstream (i.e., left-liberal) pundits and journalists call the rise of national conservatives in Europe a “knee-jerk response to immigration,” the analysis suggests the opposite: Sunday’s electoral earthquake was a response to voters’ concerns that the […]

Sergey Stankevich11.06.2024

Macron continues to hurry — persistently, but to no avail. And this combination suits him. According to the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag, the French leadership is persistently trying to mobilize European states for the special operation “landing of instructors”. The Chief of the General Staff of the French Armed Forces, Thierry Burckhardt, sent a […]

Kirill Benediktov09.06.2024

Putin’s discussion with Karaganov about the use of nuclear weapons is an obvious sign of the legitimization of the nuclear war scenario. Of course, this is a game of Putin as a good and Karaganov as a bad one, but although Putin always stipulates that he really hopes that nothing like this will happen — […]

Elena Frumina-Sitnikova03.06.2024

I watched the movie “Sister”. Here, finally, is a film not about evil, but about kindness. Or even like this: about Kindness. Director Alexander Galibin made his film based on the story of the wonderful Bashkir writer Mustai Karim “The Joy of Our Home”. The story is quite simple. In a Ukrainian village destroyed by […]

Klim Zhukov01.06.2024

On April 5, 1945, Georgian Nazis retrained as anti-fascists and started an uprising. If you type the phrase “The last battle of the Second World War” into a search engine, it will carefully return a set of links leading to materials telling about the settlement “Polyany” in Czechoslovakia, or about battles in Slovenia, also known […]

Sergey Stankevich24.05.2024

Ukrainian politicians fear that returned soldiers will refute stories of torture in Russian captivity. Ukraine has not taken back 500 of its military personnel as part of a prisoner exchange for several months, said Tatyana Moskalkova, Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia. “For several months it has not been possible to get Ukraine to take […]

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The President Calls the Candidate

Nothing More to Wait

Tragedy of One Day of the Great War

Battle of Marston Moor

Europeans are Against Continuing the War in Ukraine

Macron is in a Hurry

Real Threat of a Nuclear Strike on Europe

Miracles Happen

Uprising of Georgian Collaborators on the Island of Texel

Indefferent Motherland

Winston Churchill Through My Father’s Eyes

World War I Heroes In Memoriam: Part One

Build Where We Can, Not Where We Want

MUFG Bank Fires Worker for Stealing Over ¥1 Bil from Customers