Ekaterina Blinova “On the eve of the start of the operation, the Western media pushed the narrative of the Russian Army’s allegedly unreasonable concentration on the border [with Ukraine]. Meanwhile, in previous years, NATO, under the pretext of exercises, sent a large number of troops to the Russian …
Read More »Putin: Anti-Russia Sanctions Akin to Declaration of War
Tim Korso The Russian president announced a special operation in Ukraine on 24 February citing the continuing shelling of Donbass by Kiev’s forces, and the need to… 05.03.2022, Sputnik International Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that the decision to start the special operation in Ukraine was not …
Read More »Why West brings up the old Afghan scenario to confront Russia in Ukraine
Naseh Shaker “Assisting guerrillas to maim and kill Russian soldiers might well create an irreparable breach between Russia and the West” In February 1989, the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan where the US-backed ‘Islamists’ were confronting the Soviet Union between 1979-89. However, after the defeat of western-backed terrorists …
Read More »Kremlin: Oil embargo would hit global market hard
Kremlin: The oil embargo will hit the global market hard The Kremlin said on Saturday that Russia has always been and remains a country looking for mutually beneficial interaction with foreign businesses. “We hope that sooner or later our position will be conceived by those countries – the …
Read More »Germany will build LNG terminal to reduce reliance on Russian gas
Liquefying natural gas makes it easier to transport between countries that do not share pipelines. Germany said it will build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on its coast on the North Sea, saying it seeks to reduce its reliance on imports of Russian gas following Moscow’s special …
Read More »Russia-Ukraine: Quo Vadis?
Andrey Sushentov On February 24, the era of Russia’s search for its place in the Western-centric world ended. In this world, all political initiatives came only from the West. The Western countries also determined the basic rules of this world and allowed, at their discretion, other participants to …
Read More »Cyberspace and intelligence. Threats to intelligence, business and personal data will increase in 2022
Giancarlo Valori In 2021 cyberthreat actors around the world increased the pressure on security issues, and it is no exaggeration to say that 2022 could be the most challenging year ever. With a view to helping security teams better face challenges, security vendor ZeroFox has recently released the …
Read More »How America Squandered Its Cold War Victory
Military force is indispensable to keeping the peace. On December 8, 1991, Boris Yeltsin and Mikhail Gorbachev formally agreed to end the Soviet Union, mere months after the collapse of the Warsaw Pact in March and Poland’s free parliamentary elections in October. As many analysts assumed at the …
Read More »Why Putin’s War Against the West Is Just Beginning
A bellicose Russia, shorn of its empire and suffused with resentment, is being led by a leader intent on payback for the wrongs that he believes were inflicted upon his nation after the end of the Cold War by vengeful and unscrupulous Western powers. In 1902, the Boston …
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