Nikolai Patrushev, aide to the Russian president and head of the Maritime Board, has accused NATO of rehearsing the seizure of Russia’s Kaliningrad region, The Moscow Times reports.
Category: 6. Opinion
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Putin’s aide warns NATO’s “war games” near Kaliningrad could trigger response while Russia stages its largest military buildup since invasion of Ukraine
There are growing concerns among Western analysts and policymakers that Russia could use Kaliningrad as a… -
US Vice President says prolonged Ukraine war could lead to “demographic collapse and nuclear strike”
US Vice President JD Vance warned that a continued war in Ukraine could lead to catastrophic consequences, including demographic collapse and potential nuclear conflict.
In an interview on the Charlie Kirk Show podcast on 28 April, Vance expressed skepticism about Ukraine’s ability to defeat…
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Too fast for machine guns: Russia quietly rolls out new jet kamikaze drone that outruns ground fire in Ukraine
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European Court prohibits Malta from issuing “golden passports”
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on 29 April that Malta’s Citizenship by Naturalisation for Exceptional Services by Direct Investment program — commonly known as the “golden passport” scheme — violates EU rules on citizenship. The court stated that acquiring citizenship of…
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Victory at any cost: Moscow will drain its people to feed front, expert says
Military expert Serhii Hrabskyi says Russia will increasingly push out narratives of “victory” to fabricate an image of its unshakable success ahead of 9 May celebrations, according to FREEДОМ TV.
Last week, Russia declared the complete “liberation” of Kursk Oblast. The Kremlin also…
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Kos: EU seeks to convince Hungary to lift veto on Ukraine’s EU accession talks
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos stated in an interview with Radio Svoboda that the European Union intends to persuade Hungary not to block Ukraine’s EU membership progress through dialogue. She emphasized that Ukraine could open six negotiation clusters this year, provided the…
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Language as smokescreen: 84% of Ukrainians reject Russia’s oppression myth
A large majority of Ukrainians — 84% — believe there is no systematic discrimination or restriction of rights against Russian-speaking citizens in Ukraine. Among Russian-speaking Ukrainians themselves, 81% share this view.
Russian propaganda has systematically fabricated claims of…Continue Reading
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Latvia sends new batch of 1,500 combat drones to Ukraine
Latvia has dispatched a new shipment of strike UAVs to Ukraine within the framework of the international drone coalition. Latvian Defense Minister Andris Spruds announced the delivery on 29 April 2025 via his X account, posting a video and a photo showing a truck loaded with boxed drones.
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Trump promised peace in 24 hours. 100 days later, Ukraine bleeds alone.
Donald Trump returned to office on 20 January 2025, promising peace in Ukraine within twenty-four hours.
One hundred days later, Russian missiles still fall on Ukrainian cities. Russian troops still occupy Ukrainian land. And Ukrainian soldiers still die defending their homeland.
What…
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Frontline report: Sweden’s super radar just gave Ukraine’s F-16s eyes and longer reach
Today, there is an interesting update concerning the defense of Ukrainian skies. Here, the Ukrainian air defense got one of the biggest boosts as reports emerged that a new powerful flying radar from Sweden had probably already arrived in Ukraine. This system will help the Ukrainian air defenses…
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