Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, best known for playing the piano with no hands, rushed to X on Friday in hopes of dashing any progress toward peace German Chancellor Olaf Scholz may have made during his hour-long phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine looks like it’s sending the incoming Trump administration a message: keep up the weapons support, or we’ll go nuclear against Russia.
Outgoing U.S. President Joe Biden, whose party lost decisively in the election earlier this month, has given the suicidal Ukrainian regime approval to use Washington-provided long-range missiles to hit targets deep inside Russia—citing the bullshit claim that North Koreans are fighting with the Russians.
A top U.S. military official warned last week that China could easily use its newly constructed port on Peru’s Pacific coast—built as part of its Belt & Road Initiative—for military purposes in Washington’s region of influence.
President Joe Biden lifted a “de facto” ban on military contractors from the U.S. operating in Ukraine earlier this month—before the presidential election—that allows the Pentagon to pay American companies that assist the Ukrainian military in maintaining weaponry provided by Western countries, according to a report.
The Biden administration said last week it is prepared to rush weapons to Ukraine before Donald Trump's inauguration in January.
What a difference a few decades make. Rheinmetall, Germany’s behemoth arms maker, announced last week that it will begin the production of gun barrels in the U.K. as part of a new defense agreement between London and Berlin—Europe’s two top military spenders.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that the Western idea that it could inflict a strategic defeat on Russia is a “mere illusion” and grossly underestimates the country’s unity, spirit, and history, according to RT.
Russia’s envoy to the UN accused the West of training Ukrainian saboteurs in how to effectively target nuclear sites inside Russia, and warned that such an escalation could result in a “radiation nightmare” in Europe, according to RT.
Maria Zakharova, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, seemed unfazed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s so-called “victory plan” and said it seemed more like a hodgepodge of “incoherent slogans” and “bloody foam on the lips of a neo-Nazi killer.”