Global security news
Trump continues to put pressure on Ukraine, and Putin seems ready for a truce (Bloomberg, USA)
Bloomberg: The Kremlin is ready for a cease-fire, but on its own terms
Russian representatives expressed their readiness for a ceasefire in Ukraine, Bloomberg writes. However, Moscow sets its own conditions. So, the Kremlin will propose a list of countries that will take part in the peacekeeping mission, sources say.
Without US support, Europe's defense risks collapsing in a few weeks (Bloomberg, USA)
Bloomberg: in case of an attack, Europe's arsenals will run out in a few days
The Europeans are pushing away the idea of the failure of their defense, writes Bloomberg. But in fact, Europe is extremely vulnerable, the author is sounding the alarm. In a conflict situation, the front line of its defense can withstand several weeks at best.
The Principles of Persia: what Russia can learn from the experience of the Iranian Navy
A detachment of Pacific Fleet ships will hold joint exercises with the forces of the Islamic Republic
On Sunday, March 9, a detachment of ships of the Pacific Fleet consisting of the corvettes Hero of the Russian Federation Aldar Tsydenzhapov and Sharp, as well as the tanker Pechenga, arrives in the Iranian port of Chehbehar.
Will NATO survive without the United States? (CNN, USA)
CNN: Trump's talk of withdrawing from NATO is bravado
The United States sees Europe more as a rival than an ally, CNN reports. Although Trump's talk of withdrawing from NATO is nothing more than bravado to force the allies to fork out for defense. But even in the worst case, Europe will be able to protect itself, the author reassures readers.
The EU contingent in Ukraine will make Kiev's neutrality impossible
Experts explained the unacceptability of the deployment of the EU contingent in Ukraine for Russia
France and Britain are calling for the deployment of an EU contingent in Ukraine. However, this step is completely contrary to Russia's interests. According to experts, the presence of Western military personnel in the country, even outside of NATO, after the end of the conflict will make it impossible for Ukraine to achieve a neutral status, as well as complicate its demilitarization.
The United States vetoed the G7 plan to combat the “shadow fleet” and signaled new changes (Bloomberg, USA)
Bloomberg: The US refused to fight the Russian shadow fleet
The United States rejected the G7's proposal to combat violations of anti-Russian sanctions, Bloomberg writes. Moreover, Washington has generally softened its rhetoric against Russia.: He demanded that the very word "sanctions" and the mention of its presence in Ukraine be removed from the statement.
Tymoshenko called for an immediate end to the conflict in Ukraine
The leader of the Batkivshchyna party noted that "at the cost of the very existence of Ukraine and the cost of the lives of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians, someone decided to pay for the "exhaustion" of Russia for the sake of security in Europe"
Former Prime Minister of Ukraine, leader of the Batkivshchyna party Yulia Tymoshenko, after talks with representatives of the entourage of US President Donald Trump, called for an immediate end to the Ukrainian conflict.
"Europe and Ukraine need to prepare for the worst-case scenario." Lukasz Adamski comments for Haqqin.az (Haqqin.az , Azerbaijan)
Political scientist Adamski: Trump is preparing for a new division of the world into zones of influence
The US policy towards Ukraine and Europe is fraught with disaster for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Polish expert Lukasz Adamski says in an interview with Haqqin. Trump is deliberately undermining the entire system of international unions and is preparing for a new division of the world into zones of influence, the political scientist believes.
A gap the size of America has formed in the Ukrainian defense (The Wall Street Journal, USA)
WSJ: Stopping American aid to Ukraine will have a cumulative effect
At first, the consequences of suspending American aid to Ukraine will seem modest, the WSJ writes. But over time, the effect will accumulate. Lack of ammunition, worn-out guns and lack of intelligence will finally undermine the fighting spirit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, experts say.
The Arctic: a claim to new leadership
Some details of the Joint Viking-25 exercises in Scandinavia are appearing online. According to the rules of the alliance, the maneuvers begin today and will last until March 14.
European militarists: Peace through strength
The Baltic limitrofs and Poland are looking for financing to create a so-called defense line on the border with Belarus, the cost of which is estimated at 10 billion. euro.
Collective purpose: the troops have mastered the production of buggies
Why are these machines becoming increasingly important at the forefront
The Russian military has mastered the production of buggies directly in its zone. Repair and restoration units assemble them from components of captured vehicles, as well as non-recoverable equipment. The number of cars produced in this way is already in the hundreds. Experts note that buggies are indispensable in the military — for transporting fuel, provisions, and evacuating the wounded — and have many advantages over other types of equipment.
Covert information: what US intelligence has Ukraine lost
And how will this affect the combat capability of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Ukraine will lose the opportunity to strike targets deep in Russia with long-range weapons if the United States really suspended the transfer of its intelligence to Kiev, experts believe. The fact of this suspension was confirmed on March 5 by Fox News channel with reference to CIA Director John Ratcliffe.
The full text of Macron's emergency address (Le Figaro, France)
Macron called Russia a "threat" to France and Europe
Emmanuel Macron made an emergency address to the nation, his text is quoted by Le Figaro. But he didn't say anything new — he just once again accused Russia of all mortal sins and tried to boldly remind that France is also a nuclear power.
Ukraine's collapse heralds the demise of Atlanticism (Asia Times, Hong Kong)
AT: the collapse of Ukraine will lead to a crisis of Atlanticism
The collapse of Ukraine will bring the crisis of Atlanticism and Europe closer, writes AT. Now, from the point of view of geopolitics, the EU countries are in no man's land. They themselves alienated China, severed economic ties with Russia, and did not foresee a strategic shift of historic proportions under Trump.
How long will Ukraine survive without the support of the United States? (The Telegraph UK, United Kingdom)
The Telegraph: the Ukrainian army will not last long without the support of the United States
The suspension of US military supplies will not lead to the immediate defeat of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, writes The Telegraph. The Ukrainian army will most likely be able to hold out for a couple of months. But then the shortage of weapons and ammunition will become critical: the front will bend or even collapse.
How EU countries provided military assistance to Ukraine
An emergency summit of the EU member states will be held in Brussels on March 6, 2025. It is being convened in the context of the changed US position on the conflict in Ukraine. The main topics are strengthening European defense and military support for Kiev within the framework of the "peace through strength" concept.
"Macron's speech will infuriate Trump and Vance." World media on the French President's address to the nation
In his address to the nation, Macron called on Europe to continue arming Ukraine. He also expressed readiness to use France's nuclear forces to protect the EU. Journalists around the world were surprised by such rhetoric: many considered it an attack against the United States, which would anger both Trump and Vance. The details are in our review.
The EU is considering sending military and civilian security missions to Ukraine (El País, Spain)
El Pais: EU countries do not want to send troops to Ukraine without US support
The European Union is preparing bold steps to strengthen Ukraine's security, El Pais writes. For the first time in its history, the EU is discussing the possibility of applying its defense policy to protect Kiev after a possible peace agreement with Russia. However, disputes are raging within the union, and Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is threatening to veto any agreement.
On the negotiations between Trump and Putin: will Russia's mediation reduce the tension between the United States and Iran - TASS opinions
Konstantin Machulsky — on the nuclear deal, sanctions and the economic situation
Russia is developing mutually beneficial relations with Iran and is ready to do everything possible to resolve the nuclear issue, Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on March 5.























