The Arrival Of Russian Troops In Niger Will Reshape The US’ Regional Calculations By Andrew Korybko While the possibly impending withdrawal of US forces from Niger is definitely a victory of sorts, the proverbial “Battle for the Sahel” in the New… Read More ›
Russia’s Syrian-Based Air Defences Won’t Help Iran If Israel Responds To Its Retaliation By Andrew Korybko Those who continue clinging to false hopes of a tangible Russian response to continued Israeli attacks against Syria are setting themselves up for a deep… Read More ›
Zelensky Is Lying About An Upcoming Counteroffensive Out Of Desperation To Receive More Aid By Andrew Korybko The survival of Zelensky’s regime is on the line for the first time since Russia’s “goodwill” gesture of withdrawing its forces from Kiev during… Read More ›
There’s A Logic To American PMCs Allegedly Recruiting Latin American Convicts To Fight In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko This alleged recruitment scheme entails considerable risk of blowback. Russia’s foreign intelligence service SVR reported on Tuesday that American PMCs are recruiting convicted Mexican and… Read More ›
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 ›
Kyrgyzstan’s Decision To Stop Accepting Russia’s Mir Bank Card Is Unfortunate But Understandable By Andrew Korybko This tiny country can’t realistically resist the US on the financial front, but everything that it’s doing on the political one proves that it doesn’t… Read More ›
Alleged Chinese Military And Intelligence Aid To Russia Isn’t What Bloomberg Makes It Out To Be By Andrew Korybko The Mainstream Media and Alt-Media Communities have long suspected that something of the sort was going on behind the scenes, albeit each… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Against Russian Oil Refineries Complicate Biden’s Re-Election Bid By Andrew Korybko Zelensky’s decision to hold Biden’s re-election bid hostage by threatening to unleash a massive economic crisis as revenge for the Congressional deadlock on Ukraine aid might be… 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 ›
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