Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has gone from hero to zero in the space of a few months. The mélange of Western military equipment, from tanks to missiles, in the hands of courageous but unprepared and poorly led Ukrainian conscripts has failed to improve Ukrainian battlefield performance.
A recently released State Department report proved that—despite public statements from the Biden administration—corruption in Ukraine continues to be a major concern for the White House.
A newly released poll found support in the U.S. for providing Ukraine with more weapons in its war against Russia has fallen against the backdrop of Kyiv’s failed counteroffensive, corruption, and the poorly defined endgame for the conflict.
Hillary Clinton wants you to stop doing your own research, and only swallow her bullshit or the bullshit that you read in the state-approved mainstream news media.
The U.K. is running low on its weapons arsenal and can’t continue to flood Ukraine amid Kyiv’s ongoing war with Russia.
Russia carried out an emergency drill last week in preparation for a would-be nuclear attack on the same day that the U.S. tested its own alert system—amid the growing risk of a nuclear exchange between the two countries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin told a conference last week that Russia is not interested in seizing new territory in Ukraine and wants the conflict to come to a swift end.
Dozens of European leaders met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Granada, Spain, last week and promised unrelenting support as political infighting in Washington raised questions about Washington’s willingness to bankroll the war effort.
Most Americans do not understand how the United Nations functions, or does not function as the case might be, preferring to think of it as some kind of debating society where the 193 member nations representing the world community can vent over issues that they rarely have control over.
President Joe Biden worked Sunday to assure Ukraine that American support will continue after Republican members of the House omitted Kyiv funding from its stopgap bill to keep the government funded until 17 November.