Russia’s Capture Of Pokrovsk Could Reshape The Conflict’s Dynamics By Andrew Korybko Beyond it are just a few lightly defended towns and then vast expanses of grassland that could become the scene of manoeuvre warfare until Russia reaches the next heavily… Read More ›
Cuban Missile Crisis Like Episode On The Way, This Time In Germany By Uriel Araujo Beyond economic suicide, Europe is now placing itself at risk, militarily. With the deployment of American nuclear warheads to Germany, the world becomes a less safe… Read More ›
Don’t Expect A Radical Response From Russia To The US’ Involvement In Ukraine’s Invasion Of Kursk By Andrew Korybko Putin has proven to have the patience of a saint by refusing to escalate in response to the slew of provocations that… Read More ›
Why Is Poland Reopening Its Investigation Into The Post-War Resettlement Of Ethnic Ukrainians? By Andrew Korybko This might have been done upon Ukraine’s demand as part of their newly clinched security pact’s requirement for standardizing historical narratives. The Warsaw District Court recently… Read More ›
Interpreting Polish Prime Minister’s Scandalous Tweet About The Nord Stream Pipelines By Andrew Korybko He inadvertently circumstantiated Putin’s accusation that US intelligence was behind this attack. To all the initiators and patrons of Nord Stream 1 and 2. The only thing… Read More ›
Was Qatar Secretly Mediating A Partial Russian-Ukrainian Ceasefire Before Kursk? By Andrew Korybko Russia could have advanced its long-term diplomatic interests without curtailing its campaign in Donbass if they succeeded, while Ukraine could have kept Russia’s guard down during this process… Read More ›
Here’s Why The US Is Playing Dumb About Ukraine’s Plans To Invade Kursk By Andrew Korybko This dishonesty advances the US’ escalation control and soft power interests. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre claimed that the US didn’t know about Ukraine’s plans to… Read More ›
Assessing The Veracity Of SVR’s Latest Report About Impending Political Changes In Kiev By Andrew Korybko Readers should remember that no foreign intelligence service, especially one as globally renowned as SVR, ever makes public statements about foreign issues of significance just… Read More ›
What’s Behind Belarus’ Military Buildup Along The Ukrainian Border? By Andrew Korybko Ukraine might soon become desperate enough to implement its own “Samson Option” of trying to expand the conflict in every direction possible if its leadership comes to believe that… Read More ›
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 ›
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