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Kremlin: Ukraine War Continues Until Putin’s Goals Met or Negotiated

The Kremlin’s recent pronouncements paint a stark picture: the war in Ukraine will continue until Vladimir Putin’s objectives are achieved, either through military victory or negotiated settlement. This seemingly straightforward statement, however, belies a complex and evolving situation, shrouded in ambiguity and fueled by conflicting interpretations.

The Kremlin’s insistence on achieving its goals underscores the profound challenges facing any potential peace negotiations. What exactly constitutes “victory” for Putin remains unclear, and the lack of specificity further complicates the path toward a resolution. Previous pronouncements regarding the “denazification” of Ukraine, the elimination of perceived threats from NATO expansion, and the installation of a pro-Russian regime in Kyiv have been met with skepticism and outright rejection by Ukraine and its allies.… Continue reading

Putin’s Empire Crumbles: Don’t Let Up Now

Putin’s overseas empire is crumbling, a Jenga tower teetering on the brink of collapse. The war in Ukraine, far from being a victory, has drained Russia’s resources, leaving its military weakened and its economy teetering. This isn’t just about Ukraine; it’s about a broader unraveling of influence, a decline that extends far beyond its borders.

Putin’s belief that he can outlast Ukraine and the West is a dangerous miscalculation. His reliance on purchasing weapons and soldiers from nations like North Korea and Iran – his “arsenals of evil” – highlights his desperation and the precariousness of his position. This isn’t a sustainable strategy; it’s a last-ditch effort to prop up a failing system.… Continue reading

Putin’s Allies Claim Tucker Carlson Secretly Communicating with Trump

Tucker Carlson’s recent Moscow interview with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov served as a platform for promoting the Kremlin’s narrative on the Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the risk of a global nuclear crisis if the U.S. continues its support. However, Kremlin insiders suspect a secondary motive: Carlson acting as a messenger, relaying messages between Putin and Trump regarding potential future negotiations. This interview, timed strategically amidst heightened Russian nuclear threats, allowed Lavrov to deflect accusations and avoid challenging questions from Carlson, who consistently framed the conversation around the specter of nuclear war. Ultimately, Carlson’s interview failed to produce any significant revelations but effectively amplified Russia’s desired message.

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Putin’s War Crimes: Forcibly Deported Ukrainian Children Face Russification

A new Yale Humanitarian Research Lab report details Russia’s systematic forced deportation and adoption of Ukrainian children, initiated alongside the full-scale invasion and orchestrated by President Putin. The report documents over 300 children’s coerced placement with Russian families after undergoing forced re-education, often involving military training and Russian indoctrination. Crucially, these children are falsely registered in Russian databases as Russian citizens, concealing their Ukrainian origins. This program, facilitated by presidential resources, constitutes war crimes and crimes against humanity, further strengthening existing ICC cases against Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova.

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Yale Report: Putin’s Aircraft Used in Ukrainian Child Abductions

Putin-controlled aircraft were allegedly used to deport Ukrainian children, according to a U.S.-backed research report from Yale’s School of Public Health. This shocking revelation details a systematic program, funded by the Kremlin, to forcibly transfer Ukrainian children to Russia and strip them of their Ukrainian identity. The report, which meticulously details the logistics and individuals involved, alleges a direct link between Putin himself and this horrific operation.

The research identified 314 Ukrainian children transported to Russia in the early months of the war. These children, according to the findings, were subjected to a process of “Russification,” a systematic effort to indoctrinate them with pro-Russian propaganda and erase their Ukrainian heritage.… Continue reading

Putin-Funded Websites List Stolen Ukrainian Children for Adoption

Stolen Ukrainian children are being offered for adoption on Russian websites directly funded by Vladimir Putin’s administration, a chilling revelation detailed in a comprehensive report from Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab. This meticulously researched study, conducted over twenty months, unveils a systematic seven-point program orchestrated by the Russian government to forcibly transfer, re-educate, and adopt Ukrainian children.

The report highlights the direct involvement of Putin’s office in facilitating this program. Financial support from the President’s office has directly underwritten crucial logistical elements, namely the child placement databases and the transportation of the children themselves. These databases, including the Russian department of education’s “State data bank of orphans and children left without parental care” and the “Change One Life” database, are not merely passive repositories of information; they actively display profiles of Ukrainian children, complete with details like eye and hair color, temperament, and fabricated reasons for parental absence, making them readily available for adoption.… Continue reading

Russia’s Record Defense Budget: 32.5% Allocation Sparks Concerns

In a show of support, EU officials visited Kyiv on Sunday, coinciding with the signing of Russia’s 2025 budget by President Vladimir Putin. This budget allocates a record 13.5 trillion rubles (€119 billion), or 32.5 percent, to national defense, a significant increase from the current year’s allocation. The substantial military spending reflects Russia’s continued aggression in Ukraine. This action follows the Russian legislature’s approval of the budget plans in November.

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Russian Poll: Nearly 40% Justify Nuclear Strike on Ukraine

A recent Levada Center poll reveals that 39% of Russians believe nuclear weapons use could be justified in the Ukraine war, a figure that has risen steadily alongside escalating Russian nuclear rhetoric. This increase coincides with President Putin’s approval of a revised nuclear doctrine and renewed nuclear threats. Conversely, opposition to nuclear weapons use has decreased from 52% in June to 45% in November. These findings highlight a growing acceptance among Russians of nuclear escalation, mirroring broader pro-war sentiment and support for Putin’s actions.

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Putin Warns of Trump Assassination Attempts

In Kazakhstan, President Putin lauded President-elect Trump’s intelligence and experience while expressing concern for his safety following multiple assassination attempts. Putin condemned the “uncivilized” methods employed against Trump, including attacks on his family, which he deemed “revolting.” He speculated that the Biden administration’s actions in Ukraine could be a calculated attempt to either aid or hinder Trump’s presidency. Despite these concerns, Putin affirmed Russia’s willingness to engage in dialogue with the incoming Trump administration.

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Europe Faces Russian Sabotage Campaign: Retaliation or Restraint?

Russia has launched a “staggeringly reckless campaign of sabotage” in Europe, a claim that highlights a concerning escalation in geopolitical tensions. The sheer audacity of these actions underscores a disregard for international norms and the potential for catastrophic consequences.

This alleged campaign isn’t just about isolated incidents; it suggests a coordinated effort to destabilize European infrastructure, cripple economies, and sow discord amongst nations. The scale of the alleged operation suggests extensive planning and resources, further emphasizing the gravity of the situation.

The response from Europe, however, has been far from decisive. While strong words and stern letters may be issued, they haven’t translated into tangible countermeasures.… Continue reading