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Leaks, Sabotage and a War Washington Cannot Control
The Witkoff leak and the forces working to kill negotiations The effort to push a new framework for a political settlement in Ukraine entered another turbulent phase when Steve Witkoff’s scheduled visit to Moscow became public alongside a leaked record of his discussion with Yury Ushakov. The disclosure arrived at a moment when both governments Continue reading
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Inside the Ukrainian Washing Machine: Lavrov and Galloway on Ukraine’s Corruption Engine
Lavrov’s warnings and Galloway’s figures describe a system that cleans foreign money through Kiev while European governments refuse to explain where the funds disappear. European governments continue supplying Ukraine with large financial support despite repeated disclosures of serious corruption inside Ukrainian state structures, and this behaviour has created a political environment that demands precise examination Continue reading
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Trump’s Peace Plan: Ukraine’s Wake-Up Call
Ukrainians are about to discover how the West used them as a tool in its own agenda. The long arc of the post–Cold War settlement created conditions that shaped the present conflict, and many independent analysts described the outcome as a foreseeable clash between Russian security demands and Western strategic expansion, with Ukraine placed on Continue reading
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Russian Gains and Western Uncertainty Create a New Phase of Risk
Diverging European positions, shrinking Ukrainian capacity, and expanded sanctions pressure collide Russian forces intensified operations in southern Ukraine through coordinated advances that brought frontline units into positions threatening several operationally significant towns, thereby altering the tactical geometry across the Zaporizhzhia axis. The capture of settlements along this corridor enables Russian formations to pressure Ukrainian lines Continue reading
