WaPo Reported That Ukrainians Are Distrustful Of The West And Flirting With A Ceasefire By Andrew Korybko The takeaway is that a theoretical Russian breakthrough along the front lines, perhaps in Kharkov Region where its armed forces have gradually made progress… Read More ›
Poland’s Top Military Official Accidentally Discredited NATO On Several Counts By Andrew Korybko General Rajmund Andrzejczak exploited his authority as Poland’s top military official to informally campaign for the ruling party during his latest remarks about the NATO-Russian proxy war by… Read More ›
Ukrainian Phone Scammers Have Switched From Swindling To Orchestrating Terrorist Attacks By Andrew Korybko These proven terrorist methods and the logical motivation for targeting Europeans mean that any related reports of “Russian hybrid warfare plots” are likely false flags orchestrated by… Read More ›
Armenia’s Three Latest Anti-Russian Provocations Risk Sparking Another Karabakh Conflict By Andrew Korybko Pashinyan is dangerously gambling that Russia will either swoop in to protect Armenia despite all of his provocations against it or NATO will deter his neighbours from attacking,… Read More ›
It’s Easy To See Why Russia Is So Dissatisfied With The Armenian Premier’s Latest Interview By Andrew Korybko What’s really happening nowadays isn’t that Russia betrayed Armenia, but that Armenia betrayed Russia by trying to manipulate it into a war against… Read More ›
Closer AU-EU Ties Aren’t At The Expense Of The Sino-Russo Entente By Andrew Korybko Africa as a whole can capitalize on this by bargaining for better deals from the West, which many of its countries already count as among their top… Read More ›
Belarus Handled A Recent Border Incident With Poland In The Best Way Possible By Andrew Korybko Had Belarus reacted to this brief border violation like how Poland reacts to mere paranoia, then it would have played into the Polish ruling party’s… Read More ›
Romania Debunked Kiev’s Latest Lie Aimed At Escalating The NATO-Russian Proxy War By Andrew Korybko Last November’s precedent that was set by Poland and the US after they refused to bite the bait that Kiev dangled before them likely informed Romania’s… Read More ›
Kiev’s Military Shake-Up Suggests That Peace Will Remain A Distant Prospect By Andrew Korybko There are two ways to interpret Zelensky’s decision to fire his Defence Minister: he’s either making a superficial change ahead of likely running for re-election sometime next… Read More ›
The Arrest Of Igor Kolomoysky Consolidates US Influence Over Zelensky Ahead Of Likely Elections By Andrew Korybko In an ironic twist of fate, this oligarch went from pulling the Ukrainian leader’s strings to having his life ruined by the same man… Read More ›
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