A Ukrainian Special Reconnaissance Commander Confirmed That Kharkov’s Border Was Undefended By Andrew Korybko Kharkov is Ukraine’s second-largest city, so if it was left largely undefended, then other less significant border ones are probably undefended too. BBC published a report over… Read More ›
Shoigu’s Promotion Makes Perfect Sense If Seen From Putin’s Perspective By Andrew Korybko Shoigu is neither the military hero nor the incompetent villain that some have made him out to be, but simply a loyal technocrat whom President Putin trusts in… Read More ›
Poland’s Border Fortification Buildup Has Nothing To Do With Legitimate Threat Perceptions By Andrew Korybko False pretexts are being concocted to justify these massive investments of a largely, but not entirely, symbolic nature mostly aimed at dishonestly advancing a domestic political… Read More ›
Here’s Why Russia’s Making A Fresh Push Into Ukraine’s Kharkov Region By Andrew Korybko The five objectives that are enumerated in this piece encapsulate what Russia nowadays aims to achieve after over two years of intense proxy warfare with NATO. Zelensky claimed on… Read More ›
Italian Premier’s Refusal To Condemn Fascist Salutes And Her Support For NATO By Uriel Araujo Fascist-leaning and far-right leaders and coalitions (even with public Fascist salutes and so on) are welcomed within European power structures – as long as they… Read More ›
The Former NATO Supreme Commander’s Call To “Neutralize” Kaliningrad Is Just A Bunch Of Hot Air By Andrew Korybko He knows that any first strike against Russia would spark World War III, but his hot air serves the purpose of boosting… Read More ›
Russia Doesn’t Benefit From Assassinating Zelensky By Andrew Korybko It isn’t Russia that has an interest in assassinating Zelensky, but he himself who has an interest in making the West think that it does, to say nothing of the West’s most… Read More ›
A Polish Judge Defected To Belarus To Protest His Country’s US-Backed Warmongering Policies By Andrew Korybko The importance of his defection rests in the widespread attention that it generated in Polish society on the eve of what might soon be the… Read More ›
Russia Hopes To Influence Ukraine’s Possibly Impending US-Backed Regime Change Process By Andrew Korybko The purpose is to create a political environment that would be more conducive to a sustainable peace in the scenario that Russia breaks through the front lines,… Read More ›
Russia’s Tactical Nuclear Weapons Exercises Are Meant To Deter A NATO Intervention In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko Everything is moving so fast that nobody can say with confidence exactly what will or won’t happen, but a reminder of each side’s interests… Read More ›
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