Crossing Russia’s Red Line
If the US supplies Kyiv with longer-range missiles, it will cross Russia’s red line. In Moscow’s eyes supplying ATACMS rockets is a declaration of war.
Medvedev describes Kiev’s draft of ‘security guarantees’ as prelude to WWIII
Kiev will not receive any "security guarantees", because its draft is essentially a "prologue" to World War III, the deputy head of Russia’s Security Council believes.
EU countries are running out of weapons, leaving the EU vulnerable to attack
EU countries’ stocks of weapons are severely “depleted” in the wake of sending arms to Ukraine, said EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.
Russia warns US against sending long-range arms to Ukraine, vows use of nukes.
“We have repeatedly warned the U.S. about the consequences that may follow if the U.S. continues to flood Ukraine with weapons," said Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
UK Carrier Suffers Embarrassing Breakdown One Day into Mission
It broke down shortly after setting off to the U.S. and now sits just off Britain’s southern coast. It was considered a NATO flagship, with a £3b pricetag.
EPIC FAIL – Why Most US Weapons Systems Are Worse than Russia’s
The US is STILL falling behind. Its military is in serious trouble, unable to compete with Russia, and unlikely to change going forward. The military Industrial Complex is failing on a massive scale.
New Realities – Brit troops must prepare to be sent to fight Russia
“The world has changed and we must be prepared for new realities," wrote UK Warrant Officer Paul Carney.
Nuclear war with Russia seems to now be a deliberate, planned, action by the West
The End Game is out in the open – Radiation leak from Ukraine Nuclear Plant ‘will trigger NATO Article 5’.
Has WWIII Started?
Moscow has repeatedly warned that “decision-making centers” will be targeted if its territory is attacked. That warning implies Western capitals are vulnerable.
August 14 – Is this the Summer of 1939?
US ‘on brink’ of war with Russia and China – Kissinger. A lack of visionary leadership is to blame, the veteran statesman says.