U.S. Foreign Policy: The Ukrainian Factor
Understanding that the strategic goals of U.S. foreign policy are invariably linked to oil exposes the direct link between Ukraine and the Middle East.
Understanding that the strategic goals of U.S. foreign policy are invariably linked to oil exposes the direct link between Ukraine and the Middle East.
Zelensky implores Western countries dip into their warehouses and seek out remaining stocks of Soviet-era weapons for anti-aircraft defense.
Is there a new conflict brewing? The US has increased its military presence in the Persian Gulf, raising the risk of an armed conflict against Iran.
Biolabs continue to raise concerns over their implications for the world. Assessments should be conducted.
Denmark and the Netherlands have received the green light from the US to provide Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets, but won’t receive the them until 2024.
Khrenin warned that the conflict in Ukraine has morphed into what he called “a global confrontation between the West and the East.”
The Yasen-class submarine is the most advanced Russian submarine powered by nuclear energy. Zircon hypersonic missiles will strengthen its capabilities.
Shoigu said Russia has not only “quickly adapted to work under severe sanctions pressure,” but has also increased its capacity in certain areas severalfold.
Russian and Chinese military technological advances are coming from a Superior Force; while the UK and USA’s are riddled with problems. Why?
A large joint Russia-China military exercise near Alaska sparked alarm. The US dispatched four navy warships and aerial assets in the same waters.