Russians reciprocate with friendship as vigorously as they do with hostility, so the possibility of peace is not a mirage at all.
Putin does not want a ‘deal’. What he insists on is a legally binding treaty – as he has repeatedly stated.
All the evidence is of the category of “rumors” and supposed second-hand testimonies. And what about documentary evidence?
According to U.S. military leaders, American armed forces may not have sufficient time for “China-style” wargaming.
How does the Sarajevo “safari tourism” allegation stack up when examined with a reasonable degree of scepticism and the application of rigorous standards of proof?
Few have noticed that, taken as such, Trump’s peace plan is more like a contract for a real estate investment.
All is left now is to downplay the imminent Russian victory as hollow and meaningless.
Kick-starting an international debate about the British-made border might be constructive, Martin Jay writes.
