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 ›
France Knows Better Than For Its Foreign Minister To Demand That China Condemns Russia By Andrew Korybko France’s top diplomat represents global interests and lacks any fundamental knowledge of the sphere in which he works. New French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne told his… Read More ›
Reuters Has Ulterior Motives For Reporting That Iran Tipped Russia Off Before The Crocus Attack By Andrew Korybko This narrative is being pushed to deflect from the evidence tying Ukraine to the Crocus terrorist attack and to discredit the Russian security… 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 ›
Did The US First Catch Wind Of The Crocus Terrorist Attack By Spying On Kiev? By Andrew Korybko This accounts for why the US only passed along vague information to Russia since it assumed that the GUR wouldn’t go through with… Read More ›
Putin And The Patriarch Reminded Russians That Ethno-Religious Hate Speech Is Unacceptable By Andrew Korybko Those migrants that refuse to assimilate and integrate threaten national unity by provoking a negative reaction from their hosts, while those Russians that spew ethno-religious hate… Read More ›
What Do The Latest Surveys Say About Poles’ Attitudes Towards Ukraine And The Farmers’ Protests? By Andrew Korybko Considering that the latest surveys revealed overwhelming opposition to a conventional Polish intervention in Ukraine and overwhelming support for the farmers’ protests, Tusk… Read More ›
Sikorski’s Quip About Poland And Ukraine Being One Country For 400 Years Is Misleading By Andrew Korybko All these lands constituted the territory of the loose Polish-Lithuanian Union after Krewo in 1385 and the tighter Commonwealth after Lublin in 1569, but… Read More ›
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