There’s Nothing Conspiratorial About Putin Meeting With Wagner Leaders After The Failed Coup By Andrew Korybko Wagner plays much too important of a role in advancing Russia’s national security interests in the special operation and Africa for it to be disbanded… Read More ›
Removing Ukraine’s MAP Requirement For Joining NATO Isn’t As Important As It Seems By Andrew Korybko This country will still have to make major reforms, despite having already brought its military up to the bloc’s average standards after serving as its… Read More ›
Nobody Should Be Surprised By Turkiye Violating The Azovstal Deal By Andrew Korybko The optics don’t favor Russia since it looks like it was hoodwinked yet again without doing anything to deter future violations of other deals by Turkiye or other… Read More ›
The Reported CELAC-EU Brouhaha Over Ukraine And Reparations Distracts From A Key Point By Andrew Korybko The CELAC states signaled that the EU’s hostility towards Russia wouldn’t affect their bilateral ties by dint of preparing for their first summit in eight… Read More ›
Cluster Munitions Are The Latest ‘Wunderwaffe’ That’s Doomed To Disappoint The West By Andrew Korybko The sequence of events detailed in this analysis leads to the conclusion that the West is preparing to approve Kiev’s resumption of peace talks with Russia… Read More ›
Pay Attention To What NATO Chief Stoltenberg Conspicuously Omitted From His Latest Speech By Andrew Korybko To be absolutely clear in order for this analysis not to be misinterpreted or spun as meaning something that it doesn’t, there’s no guarantee that… Read More ›
Separating Fact From Fiction In Newsweek’s Report On CIA Activities In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko After reviewing Newsweek’s report, it becomes clear that the only facts contained therein are those that are shared about the CIA’s role in Ukraine, its regional… Read More ›
Will Zelensky Become The New Saakashvili? By Andrew Korybko Saakashvili was jailed because he abused his power under the US’ orders, lost the proxy war with Russia that he initiated at his patrons’ bidding, and then returned to Georgia after a… Read More ›
The Beating Of A Liberal Journalist In Chechnya Was Likely A Western Provocation By Andrew Korybko Unlike the West and its Ukrainian proxies, the Russian leadership and its special services have much more integrity than to carry out false flag provocations,… Read More ›
Kiev Inadvertently Proved That China Is Militarily Neutral In The NATO-Russia Proxy War By Andrew Korybko Kiev’s foreign patrons would have certainly been aware of their proxy clandestinely procuring drones from China via its volunteers’ purchases, yet they turned a blind… Read More ›
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