Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., one of Washington’s most vocal warmongers, visited Ukraine last week to promote more war and posted a video about how Ukraine’s mineral wealth could bolster the U.S. economy in the long run.
Tag: geopolitics
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AS FORECAST: ZELENSKY ADMITS GOAL IS TO ESCALATE WAR BEFORE U.S. ELECTION
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said last week that he wants the West to increase the weapons flow into Ukraine and allow missile strikes deep into Russia before the end of the fall—just in time for the U.S. presidential elections.
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NEW YORK TIMES REPORTS ON ISIS ‘GENOCIDE’ ON YAZIDIS, BUT NOT A WORD ON ISRAEL’S GENOCIDE IN GAZA
The New York Times published a story last week on ISIS’s 2014 genocide of the Yazidis in northern Iraq—calling the mass killings “one of this century’s most blatant cases of genocide.”
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RUSSIA WARNS TWICE IN A WEEK: WWIII WOULD NOT BE CONFINED TO EUROPE
Sergey Lavrov, Russia's top diplomat, told reporters last week that Washington should take the Kremlin’s red lines seriously when considering providing Ukraine with long-range missiles and—for the second time—warned that WWIII would not be confined to Europe.
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RUSSIA HITS UKRAINIAN MILITARY SCHOOL AS WAR EXPANDS
Russia carried out a major missile strike on a Ukrainian military school last week, killing at least 53 and injuring nearly 300—including students who were training to eventually take part in the war.
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PRESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS CALL ON EU TO STOP ISRAEL FROM KILLING JOURNALISTS IN GAZA
Israel’s slaughter of journalists in Gaza should result in the European Union imposing sanctions on Tel Aviv and suspending the EU-Israel Association Agreement, according to human rights and press freedom groups around the world.
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AS FORECAST: UKRAINE WILL RAMP UP ATTACKS INSIDE RUSSIA
While Ukrainian forces continue to hold onto Kursk, Russia has not diverted any serious number of soldiers from the frontlines in Ukraine to the clash so there has been no new momentum in eastern Ukraine—which was a top objective.
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GERMANY’S SCHOLZ ON THE DEFENSIVE AS FAR-LEFT CHALLENGER CLAIMS CREDIT FOR COUNTRY’S EASING SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz found himself playing defense after a “left-wing” up-and-coming politician took credit last week for Berlin’s perceived easing of support for Ukraine’s war against Russia.
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AMERICANS WANT THE U.S. TO STAY OUT OF FOREIGN CONFRONTATIONS
While Washington likes to think of the U.S. as the world’s only “indispensable nation,” Americans seem to be turning inward—and want the military to avoid possible confrontations in Ukraine and Taiwan.
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RUSSIA SAYS UKRAINE IS TRYING TO CAUSE NUCLEAR DISASTER AT POWER PLANT IN KURSK
The Kremlin last week accused Ukraine twice of intentionally targeting a nuclear power plant inside Kursk, where Ukrainian forces have been trying to seize Russian land in hopes to divert troops from the battle lines.