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Sonja van den Ende
Sonja van den Ende is an independent journalist from the Netherlands who has written about Syria, the Middle East, and Russia among other topics. She writes for several news outlets and studied Journalism and English (BA), and has also done a study in Global Media, War and Technology (BA). She is currently based in Moscow, Russia, covering the Special Military Operation and before that the war in Syria.
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The terror rebounds in the U.S. making its soldiers and veterans die by suicide, drugs, and poverty.
Western journalists waited for days at the Kursk border in Ukraine ready to cover the “surprise attack”.
This article will show you how much the Baltic states and Finland have been radicalized not realizing that they are fascist and follow the principles of Hitler’s National Socialism.
The testimony of a Czech mercenary sheds light on the alleged massacre in Bucha in 2022.
Russia has been the U.S. target for regime change for many years, due to its awesome natural wealth and resistance to U.S. hegemony.
The independent journalists reserve the right to issue the following warning: attacking a nuclear power plant is not a good idea. It smells like Chernobyl.
God’s chosen nation has its own ideas of higher righteousness. Perhaps Washington seriously believes that the American hand has a firm grip on God.
The restriction of religious freedom and the arrest of Russian clergy is another crime against its own people by the Ukrainian regime.
The U.S. and its allies have arrogated a political prerogative to exclude Russia in a way that would have been unimaginable with the USSR.
The West is playing with fire, given the war rhetoric that is spouted daily in the media by its historically illiterate politicians and NATO elites.