Ukraine Archives - Page 2 of 208

20Jun

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Ukraine, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi entity and Ukraine – Nazi’s

Israel and Ukraine - Zionists and Nazis collide The extraordinary history of Zionist and Nazi collaboration VANESSA BEELEY Demonstrators gather at Habima Square in Tel Aviv on 20 March to attend a televised video address by Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky to the Israeli Knesset (AFP) Zionism has deep roots in Ukraine. Jews were a significant element in the settler colony of Odessa. Along with a range of non Jewish colonizers they settled on land from which Muslims and others had been expelled in the settlement around Khadjibey in 1794. Ukraine, especially Odessa, was a key locus of the rise of the Zionist movement in the twentieth century. The Revisionist leader Vladimir Jabotinsky hailed from Odessa. Zionist ambivalence about Ukrainian nationalism continu...

Trump advisers present plan to push Ukraine into peace talks with Russia

18Jun

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Russia, Ukraine, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Trump advisers present plan to push Ukraine into peace talks with Russia

Posted by: John Phoenix By: Ahmed Adel VT Condemns the ETHNIC CLEANSING OF PALESTINIANS by USA/Israel $ 280 BILLION US TAXPAYER DOLLARS INVESTED since 1948 in US/Israeli Ethnic Cleansing and Occupation Operation; $ 150B direct "aid" and $ 130B in "Offense" contractsSource: Embassy of Israel, Washington, D.C. and US Department of State. The advisors of former US President Donald Trump have prepared a plan to cut support for Ukraine if Kiev continues to refuse negotiations with Russia and if the billionaire wins this year’s presidential election. According to one of the advisors, they were “pleased” with Trump’s response to their plan. “We tell the Ukrainians, ‘You’ve got to come to the table, and if you don’t come to the table, support from the...

Pentagon has ‘nothing to say’ about strike on Crimean beach with US-supplied weapons

14Jun

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Russia, Ukraine, USA

Pentagon has ‘nothing to say’ about strike on Crimean beach with US-supplied weapons

Posted by: John Phoenix RT The Pentagon has refused to comment on the deadly Ukrainian cluster munition attack on a crowded beach in Sevastopol, Russia on Sunday, RIA Novosti has reported. The Ukrainian attack carried out with US-supplied ATACMS missiles killed at least four people, among them two children, and injured 151, according to local officials. Four missiles were intercepted by air defenses, while a fifth deviated from its trajectory and detonated its cluster warhead over the busy Black Sea beach, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement on Sunday. When RIA asked the Pentagon about the use of US supplied weapons in the strike on Sunday, an official replied, “we have seen the reports and have nothing to say.” Moscow has pla...

The puppet is pulling the strings: How Zelensky’s regime manipulates its Western backers

7Jun

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C.I.A, Europe, Ukraine, USA

The puppet is pulling the strings: How Zelensky’s regime manipulates its Western backers

Posted by: John Phoenix The removal of officials favored in Washington and Brussels but inconvenient for Kiev is starting to resemble a purge By Tarik Cyril Amar, a historian from Germany working at Koç University, Istanbul, on Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe, the history of World War II, the cultural Cold War, and the politics of memory @tarikcyrilamartarikcyrilamar.substack.comtarikcyrilamar.com Vladimir Zelensky (screen) delivers a speech at the Summit on peace in Ukraine near Lucerne, Switzerland, on June 15, 2024 © MICHAEL BUHOLZER / POOL / AFP As a state, Ukraine is vitally – or fatally – dependent on the West: As the Ukrainian anti-corruption activist Martina Bohuslavets notes in the staunchly patriotic Ukrainska Pravda, Kiev’s ...

7Jun

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Ukraine

Press freedom ‘shrinking’ in Ukraine

Reporters Without Borders Posted by: John Phoenix The non-profit group has cited surveillance and threats of forceful enlistment into the military faced by independent journalists FILE PHOTO. © Marcus Yam/Getty Images Independent media outlets are being subjected to growing pressure in Ukraine, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has warned. The non-profit group urged the government in Kiev to combat impunity for violent crimes against reporters and to end arbitrary restrictions regarding coverage of the conflict with Russia. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky signed a law in 2022 that significantly expanded the government’s media regulation powers, allowing for outlets to be temporarily banned. The legislation came under fire both domestically and in the We...

Scott Ritter’s take on the most important events of 2023

5Jun

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Russia, Ukraine

Scott Ritter’s take on the most important events of 2023

Posted by: John Phoenix The failed Ukrainian counteroffensive, the Israel-Hamas war, and other events have marked a turn away from US hegemony Scott Ritter @RealScottRitter@ScottRitter Compound image by RT © Andrey Bortko / Sputnik; Djibo Issifou/picture alliance via Getty Images, Per-Anders Pettersson via Getty Images; US Navy via AP, Jack Guez / AFP The year 2023 was a banner year for change, underscoring the reality of a world transforming away from American hegemony toward the uncertainty of a yet-to-be-defined multilateral reality. This transformation was marked by many events – here are the five most important ones. The failed Ukrainian counteroffensive Perhaps the most-hyped event of the year, Ukraine’s much-anticipated spring/su...

How the Chechen miracle kick-started the Russian ‘Path of Redemption’

5Jun

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Russia, Ukraine

How the Chechen miracle kick-started the Russian ‘Path of Redemption’

Posted by: John Phoenix In my recent visit, I met with people who once fought a bitter war against Moscow, but are now the country’s fiercest defenders Scott Ritter @RealScottRitter@ScottRitter © Scott Ritter Over the course of 24 days – from December 28 to January 20 – I was able to take in the sights and sounds of Moscow and Saint Petersburg, as these two cities celebrated both the New Year and Russian Orthodox Christmas (I also got to experience the freezing cold of the Russian winter, which was very much part of the experience!) I viewed my winter sojourn in Russia as an extension of the journey I began in May 2023, when I embarked on a mission of trying to discover the country's essence in a manner that could be made discernible to my fello...

Helping Crimea recover from decades of Ukrainian misrule is a tough but necessary challenge

5Jun

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Russia, Ukraine

Helping Crimea recover from decades of Ukrainian misrule is a tough but necessary challenge

Posted by: John Phoenix Deliberate neglect, followed by a blockade and now war have failed to break the resolve of the peninsula’s inhabitants © Scott Ritter As the Russian military operation against Ukraine approaches its third year, the focus on the ongoing conflict has allowed another anniversary to go relatively unnoticed – it’s now around ten years since the violent events in Kiev’s Maidan square that put in motion the circumstances which precipitated the current conflict. Over the course of five days, from February 18 to 23, 2014, neo-Nazi provocateurs from the Svoboda (All Ukrainian Union ‘Freedom’) Party and the Right Sector, a coalition of far-right Ukrainian nationalists who follow the political teachings of Stepan Bandera and the Organization of Ukrai...

Scott Ritter: Russia’s victory over Ukraine is drawing near

3Jun

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Russia, Ukraine

Scott Ritter: Russia’s victory over Ukraine is drawing near

In a war of attrition, grinding the enemy down is just the first part. Stretching what remains until it breaks is how you finish the job. Scott Ritter is a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer and author of 'Disarmament in the Time of Perestroika: Arms Control and the End of the Soviet Union.' He served in the Soviet Union as an inspector implementing the INF Treaty, in General Schwarzkopf’s staff during the Gulf War, and from 1991-1998 as a UN weapons inspector. @RealScottRitter@ScottRitter FILE PHOTO: A reconnaissance group serviceman of Russian Armed Forces Eastern Military District is seen in a vehicle moving on Kharkiv direction during the special military operation in Ukraine. © Sputnik / RIA Novosti As Russia’s military operati...

Scott Ritter: Why did it take Russia so long to realize Donbass was worth fighting for?

3Jun

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Russia, Ukraine

Scott Ritter: Why did it take Russia so long to realize Donbass was worth fighting for?

As its military operation enters a critical stage, the question of why it took Moscow eight years to intervene remains a sensitive topic © Scott Ritter On May 26, the Donetsk People’s Republic marked the tenth anniversary of the first battle for the region’s international airport. This was a key clash in the fight between Ukraine and local citizens who opposed the nationalist-dominated government that had seized power in Kiev as a result of the US-backed coup in February 2014. The anniversary was but one in a succession of similar commemorations of events which, together, draw attention to the fact that the war in Donbass has been ongoing for a decade. Earlier this year I traveled to the Chechen Republic, Crimea, and the New Russian territories ...