In Ukraine, something big happened as people went to church on Sunday – they celebrated Christmas on December 25 for the first time. Normally, many Orthodox Christians mark Christmas on January 7, but the government changed it to December 25 this time, kind of as a way to not be friendly to Russia. Christmas Unity … Read more
The New York Times reports that President Putin appears to have floated the idea of putting an end to the crisis in Ukraine. According to American officials, comparable signals were observed approximately one year prior, in the fall of 2022, as reported by The Times. Parsing Putin’s Signals: Examining the Diplomatic Landscape Amidst Ukraine Conflict … Read more
In a bold move, Russia warns of diplomatic fallout if the U.S. proceeds with freezing half of Moscow’s foreign reserves, now totaling $563 billion. Geopolitical Tensions Rise as West Eyes Russian Reserves for Ukraine Aid The West eyes these funds, frozen in American, British, Swiss, and EU banks, as potential aid for Ukraine. Russia’s Deputy … Read more
Self-proclaimed prophet and supporter of the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement, Pastor Julie Green, recently made bold claims suggesting that Russian President Vladimir Putin is on the verge of unveiling “explosive evidence” regarding President Joe Biden. Green, who leads Julie Green Ministries, often shares what she asserts are divine messages on her live shows … Read more
Bancroft Worldwide Improvement, a security firm, is supposedly investigating the administration of mining destinations within the Central African Republic (CAR) as portion of Washington’s exertion to diminish reliance on Russian-backed Wagner hired soldiers. Radio France Worldwide (RFI) uncovers that Bancroft agents have locked in in discussions with CAR authorities to supply prepared and prepared units for shielding destinations inclined to outfitted bunch exercises. Bancroft’s Strategic Moves in the Central African Republic: Talks with President Touadéra Signal Potential Shifts Agreeing to Africa Insights, talks between Bancroft and CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra took put within the capital city, Bangui, in September. … Read more
In a tragic incident on December 9, fellow American veteran Ryan O’Leary, leading foreign volunteers in “Chosen Company,” attached to Ukraine’s 59th Motorized Brigade, recounted the heroic actions of Graham Dale, emphasizing that he played a pivotal role in preventing the line from collapsing. Graham Dale, a U.S. Marine veteran born in Ireland, lost his … Read more
This marks one of the most intense attacks in months, signaling a concerning spike in hostilities. Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed recent developments, stating that Russia’s air defense successfully intercepted almost 40 Ukrainian drones overnight, with a focus on Crimea President Vladimir Putin, dismissing claims by US President Joe Biden that Moscow poses a threat … Read more
In a tragic turn of events in the Odesa region, a civilian lost their life due to debris from a downed drone, as confirmed by the governor of the southern Ukrainian region on Sunday The Russian air attack incident followed Ukraine’s air force announcement of successfully neutralizing 20 drones launched by Russia overnight Governor Oleh … Read more
Evan Gershkovich, a Moscow correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, faces an extended stay in Russian custody as a Moscow city court upheld a November decision to extend his pre-trial detention until January 30, 2024. Evan Gershkovich, accused of espionage since his arrest in March, continues to deny the charges, as does his employer and … Read more
The sentencing, handed down by Judge Jennifer Rearden, falls just below the statutory maximum of five years. Charles McGonigal has been sentenced to just over four years in prison for his involvement with sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska In August, Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to violate US sanctions and money … Read more