Fake News Alert: Iran Isn’t Plotting To Strike Azerbaijan By Andrew Korybko Iran knows that NATO-member Turkiye is Azerbaijan’s mutual defence ally so a wider war could easily follow if Iran strikes Azerbaijan out of the misguided desire to de-escalate tensions… Read More ›
The Serbian Government Is Inadvertently Responsible For The Latest Colour Revolution Intrigue By Andrew Korybko The problem is systemic and due to Serbia’s “national model of democracy” that’s taken root under Aleksandar Vucic during his decade in power as Prime Minister… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Training Of Tuareg Rebels Couldn’t Be Possible Without Polish Support By Andrew Korybko The training of terrorist-designated West African groups on Polish soil is nothing but a way for Warsaw to curry more favour with Washington and Kiev as none… Read More ›
Last Year’s Pentagon Leaks Proved That Zelensky Was Plotting To Invade Russia Since January 2023 By Andrew Korybko Simply put, Ukraine not only “psyched-out” Russia, but it masterfully manipulated its perceptions after realizing long ago (or being told by the Anglo-American… Read More ›
Why Are Some Nigerian Protesters Waving Russian Flags? By Andrew Korybko The argument can cogently be made that this isn’t proof of Russian meddling. Nigeria arrested more than 90 protesters last week who were waving Russian flags while demonstrating against the rising… Read More ›
Newly Released Footage Proves That Gershkovich And Whelan Were Indeed American Spies By Andrew Korybko 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… Read More ›
India And Israel Have Been Committing Crimes Against Humanity For The Last 76 Years: Senator Lee Rhiannon By Our Special Correspondent Let us work globally to help Kashmiris achieve freedom: Senator Lee Rhiannon Sydney, Australia – “Both India and Israel… Read More ›
Five Lessons For Russia To Learn From Ukraine’s Sneak Attack Against Kursk Region By Andrew Korybko 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… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Boast About Being Behind The Tuaregs’ Ambush Of Wagner In Mali Came Back To Bite It By Andrew Korybko Mali and Niger cut ties with Ukraine after its military-intelligence representative admitted that Kiev backs groups that they consider to be… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Sneak Attack Against Russia’s Kursk Region Might Be Its Last Hurrah By Andrew Korybko Kiev is desperate to relieve pressure along the Donbass front where Russia has continued gradually gaining ground this year and might soon be on the brink… Read More ›
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