Ukraine’s Ploy to Save a Russian Journalist by Faking His Death Is Already Backfiring
For Ukraine, gaining the trust of Western journalists is worth its weight in gold.
Aleksandr Bortnikov
Russia Celebrates the Grim Centenary of Oppressive Police Rule
A necessary period of national healing after the horrors inflicted by the Chekist police force was cut short by the rise of Putin, whose Federal Security Service follows their legacy.
Ukraine Accuses Russia of the Unthinkable: Terror Attacks Against Its Own People
Kiev has officially accused Moscow of planning false-flag terrorism against its own people to justify a wider war.
