Four of the best trained and equipped brigades of the AFU are taking part in the attack on the Kursk region, including one of the elite airborne assault brigades, the 80th, as well as the 22nd and 88th mechanised brigades of the AFU. All were trained in Europe, but could this factor influence the success of the operation?
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For a long time now, when asked what the worst thing in war is, I have been answering that the worst thing is to become accustomed to death. Whether you're a soldier or a civilian. But there is another thing that is hard to get used to: living in that very war.
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So, the Olympics have been inaugurated in Paris. The French president must be very pleased: the whole of Paris is surrounded by bars, with military personnel walking around the city.
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Last week Russian President Vladimir Putin announced conditions acceptable to Russia for the start of peace talks with Ukraine. These conditions, for the umpteenth time, take into consideration the real situation on the battlefield. President Putin's statement came a day before the start of the Western "peace conference" in Switzerland in which Russia had not been invited to participate.
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For more than two years now, we have been suffering from the constant Western propaganda that wants to describe Russia as a country devastated by Western sanctions, a country with no longer any consideration in the international arena, a country with no food, no technology and no possibility of development.
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On 17 May 2024, the ECHR (European Court of Human Rights) agreed to open proceedings against Ukraine for the torture of a Russian soldier: Denis Reznikov.
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Ever since the Energodar nuclear power plant, the largest nuclear power plant in Europe, came under Russian control in March 2022, all Western media have been talking about a nuclear alert in Europe.
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My French publisher and social activist Patrick Pasin has sued NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg. Here are his words: “Mr. Stoltenberg lied and it precipitated the war.”
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Alexander Motyl's recent article in The Hill, "JD Vance is dead wrong about Ukraine aid", is a classic case of muddled thinking (using Motyl's erroneous characterization of Vance).
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What do the companies Burisma Holdings, Rosemont Seneca, and BlackRock have in common? All these companies are linked to the Biden family and the American authorities, and all of them are involved in the financing of Ukraine's crimes, whether they are financing terrorist acts, war crimes or biological laboratories conducting illegal experiments.
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