Section: Research & Analysis
Putin’s armageddon: where and why Russia may strike with nuclear weapons
The shift to a strategy of intimidation The threat of using tactical nuclear weapons by Russian President Putin is real, stated US President Joe Biden. These words were spoken by the head of the White House after the Kremlin initiated a new psychological attack, threatening the world with atomic armageddon by deploying tactical nuclear weapons in...
The scam of the millennium. How Muscovites became Russians
Over three hundred years ago, the Grand Duchy of Moscow appropriated the ancient name of Ukraine, Rus, and along with it, seized Ukrainian history and culture. Since then, Moscovia came to be known as Russia, Moskals became Russians, and Ukrainians were designated as their younger brothers. The essence of this renaming scam was aptly defined by...
The end of the war. The future and beyond
Diverse forecasts and prophetic predictions European politicians and Chinese experts, American generals and Russian propagandists, armchair fantasizers and renowned global analysts (such as Henry Kissinger), television beauties from popular Kyiv channels, and countless unknown bloggers — today, on the eve of the Ukrainian offensive, they all...
General Zaluzhnyi and the Nord Stream sabotage: Why the Western press spreads versions of the Ukrainian involvement
Ukraine unexpectedly faced another wave of information attacks due to the sabotage of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines in September 2022. One after another, Western publications are publishing articles alleging Ukrainian involvement in these acts of terrorism. It started with American newspapers The Wall Street Journal and The...
The battle for the South. Why Africa supports Russia and how Ukraine plans to change it
Ukraine has not been actively engaged in developing relations with Africa for three decades, but it has decided to change that. How Kyiv plans to compete with Moscow for the favor of African countries is discussed in the material by RBC-Ukraine (Ukrainian media outlet). Lately, Africa has been appearing more frequently in Ukrainian news. Frankly...
United helplessness: Why international organizations do not work
The feeble reaction of the UN and other international organizations to the blowing up of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant by Russian troops has caused a new wave of outrage and disappointment among Ukrainians. Government representatives also did not hide their dissatisfaction with the indifference of the global community towards the new act...
The Empire is attacking. How Russia took away Ukraine’s territories 100 years ago
Which territories did Russia take from Ukraine in the 20th century? Was Belgorod Ukrainian? Why is Ukrainian still spoken in southern Russia? See the material from RBC-Ukraine (news website) below. In the second year of the full-scale war, the leadership of Russia continues to make attempts to justify its aggressive war against Ukraine using any...
War experience: How Ukrainian operators learned to quickly restore mobile and Internet communication
Ukrainian communication operators and Internet service providers have already learned to quickly restore mobile communication and the Internet after the destruction caused by the aggressive Russian regime. It’s no secret that Russian troops employ barbaric methods. Telecommunications are deliberately destroyed to establish Russian...
Ukraine — South Korea: undiscovered potential
Olena Zelenska’s visit and South Korea’s support for Ukraine In May, the First Lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska, visited Seoul, the capital of the Republic of Korea, as a special envoy of the Ukrainian President. On May 16, she met with the President of South Korea, Yoon Suk Yeol, at the administration in Yongsan. During the meeting,...
Isn’t it time for Ukraine to stop the transit of Russian gas, oil, and ammonia?
Repeatedly it has been said and continues to be said — how come Ukraine continues the transit of Russian gas and oil through its territory while Russia has been waging a genocidal war against Ukraine for ten years? The question has become more acute after February 24, 2022, and especially after September 11, when Russia launched massive missile...