It’s clear that the mood in DC has radically shifted from one of unwavering solidarity with Zelensky to contempt, ridicule, and scathing criticisms. American policymakers and those who influence them are known to rely heavily on DC-based Politico for guidance, which is why it’s such a big deal that this […]
The White House has discreetly urged lawmakers from both parties to advocate for the continuation of any military action during foreign trips
The U.S. and its allies had already spent perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars on Ukraine since the U.S. grabbed Ukraine in a 2014 coup.
The West doesn’t want to risk getting embroiled in a larger conflict with Russia by miscalculation once that bloc’s failed proxy war against it inevitably freezes.
The West’s liberal-globalist elite weaponizes identity politics at home and abroad in advance of their New Cold War bloc’s strategic interests.
The U.S. Government has invaded and destroyed many countries that posed no actual national-security danger to America.
Ukraine’s socio-economic and political problems are rapidly approaching crisis proportions and can only sustainably be resolved by freezing the conflict.
The US is sending Defense Ministry staff to Kyiv officially. Inspector-General will set up a team to review the expenditure of funds on the armed forces.
The cruel fate that awaits Ukraine may turn out to be far worse than what Iraq and Afghanistan experienced.
The West would prefer for Zelensky to get on board with their demands for resuming peace talks with Russia or for him to at the very least not further destabilize the state by widening his rift with Zaluzhny.
The European Union is considering adopting a new sanctions package against Russia that will cost bilateral trade about EUR 5.3 bn.
Zaluzhny was alluding to this worst-case scenario when warning about how a protracted conflict could “wear down the state”.
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