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Ukraine – Does the "Kellogg Plan" Exist?

10:15 07.12.2024

Ukraine – Does the "Kellogg Plan" Exist?

The "Kellogg Plan," proposed by retired General Keith Kellogg (photo), Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine, must be assessed considering several factors: The plan was presented months before the combat testing of the "Oreshnik" medium-range missile system. Like Trump, president-elect, but not yet inaugurated, Kellogg has been appointed but lacks …

Guest from the future – Western media spins Zaluzhny

12:09 26.11.2024

Guest from the future – Western media spins Zaluzhny

On the face of it, the new twist in the story about "Zaluzhny blowing up Nord Stream" is meant to shape the image of Ukraine’s future presidential hopeful and the country’s former top military commander, who now serves as the Ukrainian ambassador to the UK. It looks like Western spin …

Zelensky – does Trump really need him?

9:04 16.11.2024

Zelensky – does Trump really need him?

Photo: AP The interregnum period in the United States may bring turmoil to Ukraine. Not only is the time of lucrative tours of Europe and North America for the illegitimate Zelensky apparently over, save for just few and far between trips, but no one has freed him from his obligation …

Ukraine and Poland: History Repeats Itself

8:52 09.11.2024

Ukraine and Poland: History Repeats Itself

The latest spat between Warsaw and Kyiv is predictable and merely confirms the known truth: history repeats itself. A recent survey conducted by the United Surveys sociological service at the request of the Wirtualna Polska online portal reveals Polish public opinion on relations with Ukraine.[i] According to the survey, 61.3% …

Why does Zelensky want to stop strikes on energy infrastructure?

12:00 28.10.2024

Why does Zelensky want to stop strikes on energy infrastructure?

Ukraine's representative, Volodymyr Zelensky, has unexpectedly for everyone presented a new "peace formula". He stated that mutual cessation of strikes on energy infrastructure facilities could be the first step towards ending the "hot phase" of the conflict: "We saw during the first [peace] summit that a decision on energy security …

A “Victory Plan” or Zelensky’s plan for more war

17:07 22.10.2024

A “Victory Plan” or Zelensky’s plan for more war

The essence of the “victory plan,” which Ukrainian President Zelensky recently unveiled in parliament came as no surprise as it reveals exactly what the Kiev regime would like to implement in the foreseeable future with Western help amid his country’s existential confrontation with Russia. Literally squeezing "help" out of his …

An attempt to preserve “anti-Russia” and Zelensky’s regime

16:01 17.10.2024

An attempt to preserve “anti-Russia” and Zelensky’s regime

The Ukrainian crisis is seen by the West just as a geopolitical game and an unfortunate failure to fulfill its plans. Therefore, the West will now be counting on the time factor. Well, this is exactly what they did before, patiently waiting for decades to see the Soviet Union breaking …

Reasons and consequences of a Cabinet shakeup in Ukraine

11:12 13.09.2024

Reasons and consequences of a Cabinet shakeup in Ukraine

The resignations in the Ukrainian government reflect the testify to the mental state of the Kyiv rulers, the state of public administration, and most importantly - the role in history assigned to Ukraine by the West, which it voluntarily accepts. The goals of the government reshuffle for Volodymyr Zelensky: - …

Kursk standoff – who is lurking behind Ukraine’s back?

11:17 25.08.2024

Kursk standoff – who is lurking behind Ukraine’s back?

I can assume that the Ukrainian forces’ incursion into Russia’s Kursk region on August 6 was a message sent by Kyiv to the Europeans that Kaliningrad is there, right under their noses. And again, we look back at the not so distant past, the siege of Leningrad, which they are …

Red lines and a connection between Israeli and Ukrainian crises

11:36 07.08.2024

Red lines and a connection between Israeli and Ukrainian crises

The Ukrainian and Israeli crises are like two interconnected vessels. It is becoming increasingly clear that the West views the Israeli crisis as a backup option for a reboot for itself. Having failed to break Russia in Ukraine, and with Moscow, seemingly unaffected by sanctions, waging a lengthy, complex and …

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