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Zelensky played his last card with the Crimea stunt. Now what?
World
Zelensky played his last card with the Crimea stunt. Now what?
April 28, 2025

It is Zelensky who plays the role of the fake negotiator, who is unable to negotiate anything.

The 11th anniversary of Crimea’s returning to Russia: What happened in Crimea during the 25 years leading to the referendum?
March 16, 2025

Crimea’s 2014 referendum cannot be divorced from its historical context: decades of linguistic and political marginalization, NATO expansionism, and the Maidan coup’s aftermath.

The 11th anniversary of Crimea’s returning to Russia: What happened in Crimea during the 25 years leading to the referendum?
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Imagine a missile massacre on a Florida beach on the Fourth of July
Editorial
Imagine a missile massacre on a Florida beach on the Fourth of July
June 28, 2024

Revenge served coldly and calmly is the best way. The Western criminal leaders have it coming.

U.S. missiles massacre beachgoers in Crimea, as U.S. says Ukraine can strike “anywhere” in Russia
June 25, 2024

Four people were killed and 144 were injured Sunday when a US-made long-range missile fired from Ukraine released cluster bomblets over a busy beach in Sevastopol, Crimea. Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev said 82 people were hospitalized and 27 children were injured.

U.S. missiles massacre beachgoers in Crimea, as U.S. says Ukraine can strike “anywhere” in Russia
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As Russia and Crimea Celebrate Tenth Anniversary of Reunification, the West Stews in Warmongering Ignorance
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As Russia and Crimea Celebrate Tenth Anniversary of Reunification, the West Stews in Warmongering Ignorance
March 22, 2024

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.

Failed ICJ Case Against Russia Backfires, Paves Way for Genocide Charges Against Ukraine
March 13, 2024

As January became February, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivered a pair of legal body blows to Ukraine and its Western backers. First, on January 31, it ruled on a case brought by Kiev against Russia in 2017, which accused Moscow of presiding over a campaign of “terrorism” in Donbas, including the July 2014 downing of MH17. It also charged that Russia racially discriminated against Ukrainian and Tatar residents of Crimea following its reunification with Moscow.

Failed ICJ Case Against Russia Backfires, Paves Way for Genocide Charges Against Ukraine
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Reintegration Is a Natural Process for Donbass’ People – Field Report
Society
Reintegration Is a Natural Process for Donbass’ People – Field Report
December 31, 2023

Ethnic Russians in Donbass feel at home after the reintegration of the New Regions.

The Many Lessons of the Ukraine War
October 10, 2023

Every government that is a party to the Ukraine War – Kyiv, Moscow, Washington, and other NATO capitals – has been guilty of various degrees of self-deception and blundering misfeasance.  The consequences for all have been dire.  For Ukraine, they have been catastrophic.  A radical rethinking of policy by all concerned is long overdue.

The Many Lessons of the Ukraine War
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