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Former UA officer Founder of the Frontelligence Insight: https://t.co/dl7rxu5P0O To support my work: https://t.co/A9oLjGWIYc

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I have an important announcement to make. I've decided to start my own project, with the help of several volunteers who already assist me. Our primary focus will be to provide comprehensive analysis and deliver unique insights from war and conflict zones, with a focus on Ukraine…

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Scholz’s call to Putin is exactly what the Kremlin wanted: a step toward eroding isolation and a seat at the table with the West, much like Assad’s return to the Arab League after 12 isolation years. This is not the move of a strong European leader but that of a political eunuch


I agree with the Presidential Office advisor here. I’ve been writing more on negotiations lately due to increased talk of the war ending with Ukraine surrendering, without clear benefits. Anyone who thinks Ukrainians will simply give up hasn’t been paying attention

Let's set some basic accents correctly... Forcing #Ukraine to negotiate on any unfavorable terms (about which the Western media constantly publish marvelous insights) looks extremely strange. Because, in essence, they propose to force Ukraine to give up its resistance. And they…



What kind of excuses will people come up with when the Russian invasion of Ukraine won't end after January 20, simply because either Ukraine or Russia would refuse to accept the deal? Saying "stop the war" doesn't magically stop it


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Between @michaelgwaltz as National Security Advisor and @marcorubio as Secretary of State, the second Trump Administration is shaping up to have the most hawkish team on China in US history. Let’s see who gets Commerce and Treasury now…


If certain Western influencers and politicians claim they want to end the war by simply freezing it, they're being dishonest. Without the US support, the war wouldn’t end automatically: it would become much more difficult for Ukraine. They are advocating for Russia, not peace


When Russia signed the Khasavyurt Accord with Chechnya in 1996, it admitted defeat and withdrew, leaving Chechnya a de facto independent state. Remember, when Russians claim that Putin needs to "save face" to prevent Russia's collapse, it's part of the KGB playbook.


When Putin invaded Ukraine nearly 3 years ago, he didn’t expect to end up fighting for Kursk with the aid of North Korean troops. The situation is tough for Ukraine, but it’s hardly promising for Russia either - keep it in mind when reading Russian calls for capitulation


Convincing ordinary South Koreans to back lethal aid for Ukraine is tough when Europeans, with North Korean forces at their gates, seem unwilling to act, downplaying the threat. If the threat isn’t real for Europeans, why should it be for South Koreans? The issues are linked

"A recent poll indicates that 74.2% of South Koreans oppose providing lethal weapons to Ukraine, while only 20.5% are in favour. Any suggestion of a more significant military commitment could deal a critical blow to the incumbent administration" rusi.org/explore-our-re…



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