Western “Security Guarantees” For Armenia Would Be A Recipe For Regional Disaster By Andrew Korybko Unlike Ukraine which is currently in a hot conflict with Russia, Armenia is currently at peace with all of its neighbours, thus raising questions about why… Read More ›
Russian Spies Infiltrated Ukraine’s Energy Sector While The SBU Was Worried About Protests By Andrew Korybko Regardless of however one judges their motives, they aren’t doing this for financial gain since they could have sought such long ago, but because they’re… Read More ›
Would NATO Really Hang France Out To Dry If Russia Pulverized Its Forces In Ukraine? By Andrew Korybko Even if Macron has too much pride to request assistance, the bloc as a whole could still rally behind France anyhow, or a… Read More ›
Romania’s Draft Law On Dispatching Troops To Protect Its Compatriots Abroad Is Aimed At Moldova By Andrew Korybko There’s been talk since Moldova’s independence of merging with Romania on the basis of their shared ethno-linguistic heritage and to return to the… Read More ›
Why Is CNN Creating A Fake Controversy About Hawaii Not Being Covered By NATO’s Article 5? By Andrew Korybko It’s part of the US’ plans to prepare the public for its “Pivot (back) to Asia” after the Ukrainian Conflict ends, during… Read More ›
The Polish Premier Is Fearmongering About World War III For Self-Interested Political Reasons By Andrew Korybko What he’s dishonestly omitting is that there’s no chance of World War III breaking out so long as the West doesn’t conventionally intervene in Ukraine,… Read More ›
Here’s Why Ukraine’s GUR, And Not ISIS-K, Is The Prime Suspect In The Crocus Terrorist Attack By Andrew Korybko The GUR learned everything about terrorism from the CIA, but since it’s still a knockoff, it made a series of sloppy mistakes… Read More ›
Analysing The Kremlin Spokesman’s Unprecedented Description Of The Ukrainian Conflict As A War By Andrew Korybko This should be seen as the Kremlin’s clearest signal yet that it’ll respond to the scenario of a conventional Western intervention by striking those opposing… Read More ›
The Substance Of The Swiss Peace Talks Depends On Whether Russia Achieves A Breakthrough By Andrew Korybko If the conventional intervention scenario unfolds before this summer’s talks and no nuclear apocalypse follows, then the substance will certainly shift from entertaining Zelensky’s… Read More ›
The US Is Testing China’s Patience By Deploying Special Forces Just Six Miles From The Mainland By Andrew Korybko They’re functioning as tripwires for curtailing China’s freedom of military action in any forthcoming cross-strait crisis and directly involving the US if… Read More ›
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