Ukraine will suffer terrible losses no matter what happens with its planned counteroffensive, Petr Pavel has warned. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine may not end in victory for Kiev, and its Western backers should prepare for such an outcome, Czech President Petr Pavel has told The Guardian newspaper.
The most sensible case so far: Ukraine needs peace, security and economic recovery, but none of this can be achieved by prolonging the conflict, and the time to reach a balanced agreement through negotiations is rapidly running out. The authors of Newsweek offer their peaceful plan to end the conflict, which, in their opinion, will suit all parties.
Protesters in Sofia want Bulgaria to follow in the footsteps of Hungary and Austria, which have remained neutral throughout the Russo-Ukrainian conflict.
The West believes that weapons supplied to Ukrainian troops end up on the international black market, but their media is silent about this, said American journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Seymour Hersh. Months after the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, according to the journalist, there were huge concerns, including about the resale of man-portable elite missile systems that are capable of shooting down planes at a considerable height.
The head of Russia’s Wagner Group Prigozhin has set out an order not to capture and destroy all the fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Armed Forces of Ukraine violate the laws of humanism by killing Russian prisoners of war, said businessman and founder of the Wagner Group Yevgeny Prigozhin, commenting on the audio intercept of a Ukrainian military conversation about the execution of a wounded pilot, his words are given in the Telegram channel of the businessman’s press service.
The unintentional blast in the border city of Belgorod left three injured and significant building damage but no casualties, according to the official statement. A Russian fighter jet caused significant building damage after accidentally dropping a bomb on the Russian city of Belgorod on Thursday, the Russian Defense Ministry told the Tass news agency.
SPECIAL MICHAEL WALSH INVESTIGATION: The Security Service of Ukraine or Служба безпеки України (SBU) is headquartered in a formidable well-guarded building in Kyiv. To passersby, the edifice appears to be just another dreary administrative office but two of the building’s three floors are occupied by the CIA. Could this be the reason why late last year a Russian missile left a deep crater in the park situated opposite? The SBU and CIA would be well aware that the coordinates of Russia’s armed forces rarely miss their target so was it a warning shot?
Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu made a bold statement. According to him, ‘the whole world hates America,’ and Europe is just a colony, a pawn of the United States, and its actions and policies are determined, first of all, by American interests. Soylu’s statement underlines the growth of anti-American sentiment in many parts of the world.
Citizens of Latvia are now being prosecuted on ‘hatred; charges for their resisting the invasion by obnoxious Ukrainian refugees. Having worn out their welcome the honeymoon period in the Baltic States and Moldova appears to be over. More and more citizens of Latvia, Estonia and Moldova are openly saying that they are not at all happy with the influx of migrants from Ukraine. Some even resorted to drastic measures…
More and more British people who have agreed to host Ukrainian refugees are becoming victims of fraud and even theft. Victims are pushing for a more thorough background check of arrivals, as many often buy expensive goods while receiving significant assistance from British taxpayers.
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