Category: Ukraine and Russia

Manufacturing War: How the West Built and Sold the Russia-Ukraine War

Atlanticists, neoconservatives, contractors and media built a proxy battlefield, blocked peace efforts and branded dissent as Russian propaganda.

Who Pays, Who Plays: The Ukraine War as a Western Project

Ukraine provides the bodies, Russia is portrayed as the villain, Europe pays the bill, and Washington manages the war and the peace from a safe distance.

Europe’s Sleepwalk Toward a Bigger War: Why Real Peace in Ukraine Requires a Pan‑European Settlement With Russia, Not Another Cosmetic Ceasefire

Europe is drifting toward a larger, more dangerous war with Russia because it refuses to confront the real causes of the current one.

How the Ukraine War Ends in 2026

Ukraine was promised NATO membership, denied a better Istanbul settlement and armed to keep fighting, leaving a harsher outcome than leaders admit.

Six Billion People Can See What CNN Won’t Tell You: Ukraine Is Losing, and the West Wants the Killing to Continue

Perhaps the most extraordinary development of the past year is not anything that happened on the battlefield.

Ukraine War Update February 2026: The Forgotten War Nobody Forgot to Invoice

How Defense-Funded Think Tanks, Legacy Media, and Index Funds Turned Ukraine’s Agony into Background Noise , While the Checks Kept Clearing

If Brad Pitt Were Harald Kujat, Ukraine Would Have Peace, Where’s the Press?

General Harald Kujat held the highest military position in both Germany and NATO.

The Western Press Won’t Report It: Ukraine’s Collapse and the Slaughter Underway

Russian strikes on power and rail networks coincide with Ukrainian encirclements, while Western outlets omit what the author calls a collapsing front.

The Ukraine-Russia War: No Victory for Anyone

As the fourth year of Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine unfolds, the conflict has reached what may prove to be its most consequential phase.

The Provocateurs Who Now Obstruct Peace: How the Architects of War Position Themselves Against Its Resolution

Kallas, von der Leyen, Nuland, Merkel and Johnson are accused of provoking war, deceiving on peace and blocking a negotiated settlement.