Only Russian officials know for sure why their country hasn’t ever tried to do this, but the lack of an authoritative explanation this long into the conflict was bound to make many supporters restless. It’s frustrating for some that Russia hasn’t ever attempted to destroy even one of Ukraine’s twenty bridges over […]
Author: Andrew KORYBKO
The Central African Republic & US PMCs: A Double Game Against Russia Or Pragmatic Diversification?
President Touadera might truly believe that he’s pragmatically diversifying from his country’s dependence on Russia via Wagner, but those who he invited into it as part of this plan are arguably playing a double game against him as part of their US Government patron’s New Cold War agenda. The Central […]
Russia & China’s US-Provoked Payment Problems Caught Most BRICS Enthusiasts By Surprise
China’s complex economic-financial interdependence with the West places certain restraints on its sovereignty. RT published a feature analysis on Friday asking, “Has the US finally succeeded in choking off Russia’s biggest trade lifeline?”, which readers are encouraged to read in full to learn more Russia and China’s US-provoked payment problems. […]
The Latest Russiagate Scandal Aims To Discredit Alt-Media & Trump
Some Americans might no longer feel comfortable living in the US after the “deep state” de facto criminalized the First Amendment in certain political contexts. The Justice Department indicted two Russians on Wednesday who they allege secretly ran a US-based content creation company that platformed notable conservatives. Here’s the press release, […]
Russia Might Soon Redirect Its Gas Pipeline Plans From China To Iran & India
The continued pricing dispute over the Power of Siberia II gas pipeline might lead to Russia prioritizing its new gas MoUs with Iran and Azerbaijan to pioneer a southern-directed pipeline for facilitating Russian-Iranian gas swaps with India. The South China Morning Post reported earlier this week that “Future murky for […]
Analyzing Putin’s Assessment Of Ukraine’s Incursion Into Kursk
By officially regarding the latest cross-border incursion as an act of terrorism instead of a military invasion, Putin signaled that he’s holding off on diverting forces from the Donbass front, which thus prevents Kiev from achieving its “primary military objective”. Ukraine’s sneak attack against Russia’s Kursk Region was the subject of Putin’s meeting with leading […]
Newly Released Footage Proves That Gershkovich & Whelan Were Indeed American Spies
This debunks the fake news alleging that they were “innocent Americans taken hostage by Russia”. The US Government (USG) insisted throughout the entire time of Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan’s imprisonment in Russia on espionage charges that these two were “wrongfully detained”, but newly released footage from the FSB proves that they were […]
Five Lessons For Russia To Learn From Ukraine’s Sneak Attack Against Kursk Region
These lessons could reshape how policymakers perceive the special operation and therefore improve the way in which it’s being waged. Ukraine’s sneak attack against Russia’s Kursk Region appears to have successfully penetrated the border according to RT’s update on Wednesday, which followed the Defense Ministry’s claim that the fighting was only taking place on the Ukrainian […]
Here’s Why The US Forced Ukraine To Call Off Its Reportedly Planned Assassination Of Putin
The US’ internal policymaking dynamics have shifted since the start of Russia’s special operation. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told the Rossiya 1 TV channel that the US heeded his country’s demand last month to force Ukraine to call off a major provocation that his country believed had American […]
What’s The Best Way Forward For Bangladesh After Its Regime Change Surprisingly Succeeded?
What just happened in Bangladesh is ominously similar to 2014’s “EuroMaidan” in Ukraine where legitimate grievances gave rise to a nationwide protest movement that was then co-opted by political opportunists, radicals, and external forces to carry out regime change like the West wanted. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina just resigned […]
Five Takeaways From The Historic Prisoner Swap
This swap represents a rare example of successful New Cold War diplomacy. Russia and the West exchanged 24 prisoners on Thursday in the largest such swap since the Old Cold War. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and CNN published detailed reports about the diplomacy that led up to this deal, which included the WSJ’s […]
Here’s What’s Likely To Follow The Tuaregs’ Devastating Ambush Of Wagner In Mali
The Tuareg Conflict is now considered to be the New Cold War’s latest proxy war. Russia’s rebranded Wagner suffered a devastating ambush by Tuareg rebels in Mali last weekend. The details remain unconfirmed, but the group’s losses are considered to be their largest since 2018’s “Disaster in Deir ez-Zor”. What […]
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