Spewing out his warmongering crap that we reported on a few weeks ago, “POLAND’S PM: ‘THE TIMES OF PEACE ARE OVER’” (12 Mar 2024), Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said last week that the world is entering a dark time and called this window the “pre-war era,” with his eyes trained on Russia.
Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO head, used last week’s summit in Brussels to celebrate the alliance’s 75th anniversary to make sure the Ukraine War continues against Russia, and it keeps expanding.
Ukraine was criticized by the International Atomic Energy Agency after carrying out a drone attack on the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant—striking a dome on top of a reactor that has been shut down.
Russia has been referring to its effort in Ukraine as a “special military operation”—indicating a lower-intensity fight—but has started referring to the conflict as a “war.”
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., in a desperate attempt to secure more funding for Ukraine's losing war against Russia, said last week that if Russia manages to win the world will face the “worst atrocity in history.”
France and Germany last week celebrated a “breakthrough” in a joint tank project that will combine both countries' expertise in development—giving both countries equal share responsibility and creating the future tanks of war.
Germany announced last week that it will provide Ukraine with €500 million weapons, which is part of the previously announced support budget for Kyiv.
Radoslaw Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister who thanked the U.S. for bombing the Nord Stream pipeline in a now-deleted tweet, said last week that it is an open secret that Western troops are operating inside Ukraine.
A top French general wrote an op-ed last week that seemed intended to prepare the population for a military conflict—stating that his forces are “ready” and the country should rest assured that its forces will respond to any threat.