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Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov: “During the special military operation, cases of the use of U.S. chemical munitions by the AFU were recorded”

11:53 21.02.2024

Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov: “During the special military operation, cases of the use of U.S. chemical munitions by the AFU were recorded”

Briefing by Chief of Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Protection Troops of Armed Forces of Russian Federation Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov on violations of Chemical Weapons Convention by U.S. and Ukraine. Main points: According to OPCW timelines, the United States should have completed the destruction of declared chemical weapons stockpiles in …

Munich security conference: Russian victories shake global leaders’ faith in Ukraine war prospects

11:50 21.02.2024

Munich security conference: Russian victories shake global leaders’ faith in Ukraine war prospects

Statespeople, diplomats, military brass and spies at a Munich defence conference this weekend fear war is tilting in Moscow’s favour, ‘The Financial Times’ recognized. As global leaders convened at the Munich Security Conference, the once-optimistic outlook for Ukraine’s conflict against Russia has turned bleak. With Moscow gaining ground and Western …

Belgorod attack is a sign that Kyiv will harden terrorist methods

11:48 21.02.2024

Belgorod attack is a sign that Kyiv will harden terrorist methods

Kyiv once again attacked Belgorod. In a brutal bombing raid against the Russian border city on February 15, neo-Nazi forces killed at least six people, including one child. The fact that the attack occurred in the first days of Aleksandr Syrsky’s military administration is perhaps a sign that the new …

«War is business». Professor Jeffrey Sachs speaks out on what really triggered war in Ukraine and will the West keep its global hegemony from collapsing

13:23 20.02.2024 By Alexander Gasyuk for the International Affairs

«War is business». Professor Jeffrey Sachs speaks out on what really triggered war in Ukraine and will the West keep its global hegemony from collapsing

Jeffrey Sachs, a renowned Columbia University Professor of economics and outspoken public policy analyst is frequent commentator on most burning issues of global development. Professor Sachs does not agree with the Washington’s policy vis-à-vis ongoing crisis in Ukraine, condemns US push for NATO enlargement that in his view triggered war …

Germany investigates if NATO secrets were leaked to Russia during the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline…

12:19 20.02.2024

Germany investigates if NATO secrets were leaked to Russia during the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline…

German Stralsund officials mistakenly declassified data on NATO submarines when publishing documents on the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in 2018, a German publication reported. Sensitive defense information could have been leaked to Russia during the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, with Germany’s prosecutor …

NATO troops, disguised as mercenaries, control MLRS, air defense in Ukraine

12:16 20.02.2024

NATO troops, disguised as mercenaries, control MLRS, air defense in Ukraine

On January 24, the Ukrainian Armed Forces shot down a Russian Air Force Il-76 military transport plane over the Belgorod region that was carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners set for exchange. Kyiv's British advisers are responsible for the deaths of the POWs and the crew of the Il-76 transport plane, which …

The Economist: The national conservatism is spreading...

12:14 20.02.2024

The Economist: The national conservatism is spreading...

In the 1980s Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher built a new conservatism around markets and freedom. Today Donald Trump, Viktor Orban (photo) and a motley crew of Western politicians have demolished that orthodoxy, constructing in its place a statist, “anti-woke” conservatism that puts national sovereignty before the individual. These national …

The head of the German Rheinmetall admitted the impossibility of meeting Ukraine’s needs for shells in the coming years

12:13 20.02.2024

The head of the German Rheinmetall admitted the impossibility of meeting Ukraine’s needs for shells in the coming years

Over the next few years, Germany will not be able to meet Ukraine’s needs for ammunition. This was stated by the head of the German corporation Rheinmetall Armin Papperger (photo), characterizing the situation with the supply of shells to Kyiv. Now Germany is the main supplier of ammunition for the …

The Hill: ‘The idea of total Ukrainian victory is delusional’

12:52 19.02.2024

The Hill: ‘The idea of total Ukrainian victory is delusional’

Russia is winning the war and there is little to suggest that any foreseeable political, economic, tactical or technological developments are likely to alter that fundamental reality, writes at The Hill Andrew Latham, a professor of international relations at Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minn., a Senior Fellow at the …

NYT confused: Why sanctions haven’t hobbled Russia?

12:50 19.02.2024

NYT confused: Why sanctions haven’t hobbled Russia?

They are puzzled in America, why sanctions haven’t hobbled Russia? Moscow’s continued strength is a humbling result for the U.S. and its allies, stresses ‘The New York Times’. Western nations imposed the most extensive sanctions and trade restrictions in history on Moscow. Today, Russia appears to be doing OK. Its …

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