Exclusive: US threatens to cut intel, weapons to press Ukraine into peace deal, sources say. Well, this is a bombshell, isn’t it? It appears the United States is leaning on Ukraine, suggesting a “peace deal” that seems less about peace and more about surrender. We’re talking about a plan, a 28-point plan, that essentially aligns with some of Russia’s core demands. This includes ceding territory, scaling back the Ukrainian military, and, critically, staying out of NATO. It’s a stark contrast to what many thought was the US position, and honestly, it’s a bit shocking.
The whole thing feels incredibly heavy-handed, doesn’t it?… Continue reading
Ukraine’s kill zone takes shape in Sumy Oblast—Russians trapped in Yunakivka say hope is gone. So, we’re talking about a potentially dire situation unfolding in the Sumy Oblast of Ukraine, specifically around the town of Yunakivka. The premise is that Russian forces are finding themselves trapped, with reports circulating that their situation is so desperate that any remaining hope has vanished. Now, let’s be clear, the details we’re looking at suggest a highly contested and volatile environment, a genuine kill zone.
The most immediate question that pops up is, just how many Russian soldiers are actually caught in this pocket? The initial scans of the available information didn’t give a precise answer, leaving a bit of ambiguity.… Continue reading
Trump’s purported “final offer” for peace in Ukraine isn’t a peace plan at all; it’s a surrender demand thinly veiled as negotiation. The core of the proposal boils down to Ukraine accepting the Russian occupation of significant portions of its territory. This isn’t a compromise; it’s Russia achieving almost all of its initial war aims, with the added insult of being presented as a “peaceful resolution” brokered by a former US president.
The sheer audacity of this “offer” is staggering. It ignores the fundamental principle of sovereignty and self-determination, the very pillars Ukraine has fought to defend. For Ukraine to simply cede land, accept Russian dominance, and forego future alliances that could counter Russia’s aggression, is a non-starter.… Continue reading
Ukraine’s “I Want to Live” campaign targets North Korean troops fighting alongside Russia, utilizing leaflets and videos to encourage surrender. These materials, distributed along the front lines, provide instructions on how to safely surrender and highlight potential benefits such as shelter and food. The campaign, initially focused on Russian soldiers, leverages the possibility of escape from Kim Jong Un’s regime as an incentive. Reports suggest up to 12,000 North Korean soldiers have been deployed to support Russia’s war effort, prompting Ukraine’s psychological operation.
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In the weeks after the November election, Donald Trump’s “Save America” PAC disbursed another $4.3 million to lawyers representing him in various legal battles, totaling $90.8 million in legal fees. This followed the renaming and restructuring of his 2024 campaign account into “Never Surrender,” a leadership PAC allowing flexible spending. A new fundraising split directs 80% of donations to the RNC, leaving only 20% for Never Surrender, a shift from the initial 80/20 split favoring Trump’s committee. The rationale for this change remains unclear, although speculation suggests potential RNC payment of Trump’s legal bills.
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Matt Underwood 
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