Lloyd Austin, the United States Secretary of Defense, said last week that Ukraine's counteroffensive will be bruising for both sides, but he believes Kyiv has what it needs to succeed on the battlefield.
Category: SPECIAL UKRAINE REPORT – Jun 20 2023
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STEAL RUSSIAN MONEY AND GIVE IT TO ZELENSKY, U.S. SAYS
The U.S. Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee has given the green light to the Biden administration to steal money from Russians and deliver it to the corrupt Zelensky government in Ukraine to be used in its post-war restructuring effort.
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GOOD BOY: ZELENSKY REJECTS PEACE TALKS
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed Friday that his country is not ready to negotiate for a peaceful resolution with Russia—and said peace is not an option until Moscow withdraws all its troops.
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U.S. MEDIA: UKRAINIAN TROOPS SALIVATING TO KILL DIRTY RUSSIANS
The Western media continues to glorify the horrors of war in Ukraine and has presented the counteroffensive as some kind of Hollywood production of David vs. Goliath.
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TOP TREND “SELF-SUFFICIENCY”: PUTIN SAYS WESTERN SANCTIONS FAILED. TAKES SHOT AT ZELENSKY
Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that Russia managed to withstand strict Western sanctions by turning away from the West, focusing on Asia and Africa while embracing one of our Top Trends: Self-Sufficiency.
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NEW NUCLEAR FEARS AT ZAPORIZHZHYA AFTER DAM ATTACK
Rafael Grossi, the head of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency, visited Ukraine last week to gauge the threat risk at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant after the Kharkiv dam attack earlier this month.
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UKRAINE’S COUNTEROFFENSIVE: A BLOODY MESS, WILL KYIV GO NUCLEAR?
While Ukrainian forces continue to face stiff resistance from their Russian opponents—who control about 20 percent of the country and destroyed much of Ukraine—the media continues to sell the propaganda that Kyiv is somehow in the driver’s seat.
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PUTIN ALLY MAKES CASE FOR TARGETED NUCLEAR STRIKES TO END UKRAINE WAR
Sergey Karaganov, a chairman at the Council of Foreign and Defense Policy and close ally to Russian President Vladimir Putin, put forth the case for Russia using targeted nuclear strikes in Europe to break the will of the West because the U.S. does not want a nuclear clash with Russia.