Why Would The Former NATO Chief Repeat “Russian Propaganda” About Poland Intervening In Ukraine? By Andrew Korybko The exact same scenario that was previously smeared by the European External Action Service as a “recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative” is now being extended… Read More ›
Turkiye’s Proposal For A Kakhovka Dam Investigation Committee Is A Genius Soft Power Move By Andrew Korybko Turkiye just threw the US and Ukraine into a dilemma since going along with the investigation risks revealing incontrovertible evidence that Kiev blew up… Read More ›
A Second Front Was Almost Opened Against Russia In Central Asia By Andrew Korybko The larger context within which Kyrgyzstan’s latest law enforcement operation was carried out suggests that this foiled regime change plot was less about irreconcilable clan rivalries and… Read More ›
France Is Reportedly Making A Principled Stand Against NATO’s Expansion To Asia By Andrew Korybko Macron’s position isn’t driven by the desire to do any favours for President Xi, but is predicated on his assessment of France’s national interests. The Financial Times cited… Read More ›
Don’t Forget WaPo’s Report From December About Kiev’s Plans To Blow Up The Kakhovka Dam By Andrew Korybko Major General Andrey Kovalchuk admitted to the Washington Post last December that his side had previously planned to blow up part of the… Read More ›
The “Polish Volunteer Corps” Boasted About Raiding Russia In Order To Boost The Ruling Party By Andrew Korybko One would ordinarily expect that nationals from a NATO-member state would deny participating in such a Hybrid War provocation out of fear that… Read More ›
Viktor Orban Is Right: The Counteroffensive Will Be A Bloodbath For Ukraine By Andrew Korybko However the sequence of events plays out after Kiev’s upcoming NATO-backed counteroffensive, there’s no doubt that it’ll be a bloodbath for Ukraine exactly as Orban predicted…. Read More ›
The Union State Expects That The NATO-Russian Proxy War Will Expand By Andrew Korybko In the event that Kiev gains and holds ground in Belarus, Moldova, Russia, and/or Ukraine’s former regions, none of which can be taken for granted of course,… Read More ›
Kiev Faces Seven Key Challenges Ahead Of Its Counteroffensive By Andrew Korybko These seven key challenges will be very difficult for Kiev to overcome, thus making it likely that the outcome of its much-hyped counteroffensive will simply be some limited changes… Read More ›
There’s No Justification For Kiev’s Attacks Against Civilians In Russia’s Belgorod Region By Andrew Korybko If a white supremacist bombed a shelter in the West that was housing refugees, then it would be a global news story, but Kiev’s bombing of… Read More ›
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