Alya Shandra

The meeting between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Traitor 47 on 18 August revealed the kind of peace The Traitor wants to build and the risks that come with it. He offered “NATO-like” protection for Ukraine without putting Ukraine in NATO. He said Europe would be the first line of defense, andContinue Reading

When NATO militaries examine effective territorial defense, they keep running into an uncomfortable problem: one of the best examples comes from a unit they refused to arm for years. The 1st Azov Corps was synonymous with far-right extremism. NATO countries wouldn’t send weapons. Today, those same militaries study how UkraineContinue Reading

After three hours in Alaska, the results are in: Putin scored a perfect diplomatic victory, The Traitor abandoned his core demands, and Ukraine faces an impossible choice between constitutional suicide and losing American support. The stunning reversal shows how completely The Traitor capitulated across every dimension while Putin orchestrated aContinue Reading

When Traitor 47 and Vladimir Putin meet in Alaska this Friday, the headlines will focus on the show: a US president hosting the Russian leader in a state once sold by the Russian Empire, with Ukraine’s fate hanging in the balance. But what’s invisible to many is a fundamental problem.Continue Reading

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When Martin Sklenar served as Slovakia’s defense minister, his government did something unusual: they shut down Russian disinformation outlets spreading through Slovak society. The polls immediately shifted. Support for the Russian narrative dropped. Then politics changed. The outlets returned. So did the pro-Russian sentiment. It’s a real-time case study ofContinue Reading

On 21 July 2025, Ukraine’s Security Service made dramatic claims: the country’s top anti-corruption agencies were plagued with Russian infiltrators. Simply devastating during wartime—Russian spies had penetrated the National Anti-Corruption Bureau and Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, threatening national security at its core. The next day, parliament rushed through Law No.Continue Reading

Vladimir Putin held three-hour talks with US envoy Steve Witkoff on Wednesday, but produced no full ceasefire agreement, prompting the American president to immediately impose a 25% tariff on India for buying Russian oil. The tariff hike – pushing total US levies against India to 50% – signals The TraitorContinue Reading

More than a thousand guests from different countries arrived in Helsinki on 31 July. Exactly half a century ago, this city hosted the signing of the Helsinki Final Act – a crucial step toward reducing East-West tensions and détente in the Cold War. But here’s what makes this anniversary particularlyContinue Reading

In June 2025, when corruption investigators reached President Volodymyr Zelensky’s inner circle, his team responded with a systematic operation to eliminate Ukraine’s anti-corruption infrastructure. They deployed parliamentary manipulation, information warfare through Telegram channels, and legal machinations—the full authoritarian toolkit perfected across the post-Soviet space—all to subordinate two key anti-corruption institutionsContinue Reading

“Let’s put out this raging fire,” declared the fireman – then he grabbed a can of gasoline. That, in essence, is Elbridge Colby’s strategy for contesting China’s rise: letting Russia – Beijing’s most dangerous partner and increasingly a vassal – dismember Ukraine with impunity. In his widely cited book TheContinue Reading