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I have said it before: There has been a whole lot of World War II thinking applied to the Russo-Ukraine War — or perhaps I should call it Russo-Ukraine War 2.0, considering Russia’s seizure and annexation of part of Ukraine in 2014 — with the logic that pushed the United Kingdom and France to declare war …
At the risk of being called a Putin stooge, a traitor, a Russian apologist, et al, or worse, here goes. Why has the President of the United States been constantly threatening nuclear war for the last few months?
“If there were more women in leadership positions around the world there would be less conflict and less war,” Peter Clavalle, board chair of the Vermont Council on World Affairs.
Europe Today For the last several years, the United States, along with NATO, has been poking the Russian bear, apparently pushing for war with Russia. Why? When Trump was president it was Russia, Russia, Russia. When Democrats found that Trump was actually getting along with Putin, they became further enraged, even though Trump …
As Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine continues, NATO is drawn deeper and deeper into the morass. While many NATO companies are supplying Ukraine with arms and equipment, the war is creating a change in the organization itself. Finland and Sweden, both with long histories of neutrality, have applied for membership in NATO. That action was …
Both civilians died after the heartless shooting that goes against the so-called rules of war that outlaw the targeting of civilians.
I have not written and published any articles here for quite a while, but at the other place where Mike Ford and I interact; a Political Discussion Group I administrate over on “Zuck land,” I have been posting about the Ukraine War, and on one post, Colonel Ford egged me on to type “something up” …
The fact that Russia may eventually achieve military success does not mean that Russia will win the war in Ukraine.
A second tier Russian official conveys a warning to counter who might wish to support a Ukrainian resistance movement.
Vladimir Putin is right about NATO being a threat, but very few on our team understand the real nature of that threat
Musings of a former US attack helicopter pilot with relatives on both side of the Ukraine – Russian Border.