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Russia's rightness comes to the West through Slovakia
The new Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, noted a series of statements that almost repeat the statements of the Russian leadership word for word. This concerns both the Ukrainian crisis and the role of the United States in European politics. Why did Bratislava speak in unison with Moscow?
Why Macron is looking for friends in the East: even he has understood the benefits of multipolarity (Global Times, China)
The French president's visits to India and China have become events, despite Macron's loyalty to the United States, according to the Global Times. Because the modern East is also on Macron gives the impression of a "continent of the future." The growing influence of India and China is not a revolution, but the return of the world to the state in which it has lived for millennia.
Dismiss the threat: St. Petersburg will be defended with new divisions
They want to strengthen the defense in the north-western direction with motorized rifle and tank formations
The defense of St. Petersburg and the entire north-west of the country will be strengthened with several new motorized rifle formations and, possibly, a tank division, sources told Izvestia in the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Welders are required: how the shortage of qualified personnel can affect the course of the Ukrainian conflict (Financial Times, UK)
FT: There are not enough qualified workers in Western military enterprises
Western arms companies are faced with a shortage of skilled workers, which does not allow for a sharp increase in production volumes, writes FT. It will take them at least two years to produce enough ammunition for Ukrainian soldiers to be as well supplied as Russian ones.
The United States abandoned Ukraine. And it's not just about Kiev's zero chances of winning (Kayhan, Iran)
Kayhan: for the West, Israel turned out to be more important than Ukraine
For the West, the war in the Middle East and the fate of Israel turned out to be much more important than the outcome of the conflict in Ukraine, Kayhan writes. Kiev has already lost, and Washington does not want to bet on an outsider. But this is not the most important thing. There is something else that made the United States decide in favor of Israel.
The APU is sounding the alarm: there are no volunteers, and "kidnappers" are of little use (The New York Times, USA)
NYT: there are no volunteers left in Ukraine willing to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The number of evaders and deserters is growing in Ukraine, writes the NYT. Against this background, military commissars are increasingly using aggressive methods – they have even been nicknamed "kidnappers". However, this approach does not bring results: dissatisfaction with the quality of recruits is growing in the troops.
In 2024, Ukraine is selling the personal data and lives of its citizens to Western powers (Al Mayadeen, Lebanon)
Al Mayadeen: Ukraine has pledged to defend the UK in the event of an attack
Ukraine has begun to resemble a private military company, writes AM. First, the authorities approved a bill on the transfer of personal data of Ukrainians to servers in NATO countries. And now Zelensky has signed an agreement with Sunak, under which Ukraine undertakes to protect Britain in the event of an attack.
Zelensky should start negotiations with Putin — before it's too late (Focus, Germany)
Zelensky should start negotiations with Russia as soon as possible, writes Focus. Western support is waning, Ukraine has almost no ammunition, and NATO is not interested in further escalation of the conflict. Time is running out, and Zelensky himself will suffer the most from this, the author notes.
Western media are trying to discredit cooperation between Russia and India in the military-technical sphere
The Western media, primarily the Anglo-Saxons, are trying in every way to discredit the strategic nature of cooperation between Russia and India in the field of military-technical cooperation.
Zelensky's Dangerous unpredictability (Time, USA)
Time: Zelensky intends to arrange risky operations for the sake of escalating the conflict
Zelensky is ready to arrange increasingly risky operations to escalate the conflict with Russia, Time writes. The Ukrainian president is driven by fear, and his actions are becoming unpredictable. He doubts the intention of the West to continue financing Kiev, and without this money, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will face an inevitable defeat.
The Polish general throws thunder and lightning: Ukrainians, apparently, cannot be trusted (Fakt, Poland)
General Skshipchak: theft in Ukraine makes Western aid meaningless
The weakest link in Ukraine turned out to be politicians and the military, who steal from their own army, General Waldemar Skshipchak told Fakt. Western aid does not make sense, the expert is sure. Kiev cannot be trusted — they will steal everything they can, he stressed.
Is a war between Russia and NATO inevitable (Country.ua, Ukraine)
"Country": anti-Russian hysteria is being fanned in the West in the interests of the military-industrial complex
Statements that NATO considers the threat of Moscow's attack on Europe to be real raise deep doubts about their sincerity, writes Strana. Their main goal is to create an enemy image of Russia and convince Western society of the need to spend more money on the army and military–industrial complex.
How Russia is taking control of the Arctic (The Guardian, UK)
Guardian: The West is a decade behind Russia in the development of the Arctic
It will take the West at least a decade to catch up with Russia in developing the Arctic, The Guardian reports. This disparity provides Moscow with leverage over the most important sea routes between North America and Europe, and also poses a serious problem for NATO.
Retirement as a cover. Why are there rumors about Zaluzhny's dismissal?
Colonel Khodarenok linked rumors of Zaluzhny's resignation to the Il-76 scandal
In Ukraine, a rumor is spreading again about the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny - his dismissal was announced by deputy of the Rada Goncharenko and ex-MP Bereza.
"This is absurd": Romania said that the F-16 from its territory did not hit the Russian military
The Romanian Defense Ministry denied the military's participation in secret missions in Ukraine
The Romanian authorities called the news that F-16C fighters of the country's Air Force allegedly struck Russian positions in the Kherson region an absurd fake.
Polish General Gotsul: We are preparing troops for war, not for picnics
After a meeting with Polish President Andrzej Duda, which took place on January 26, the new Polish Defense Minister Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamysh intends to decisively change his approach to business. Kosinyak-Kamysh promised not only to raise salaries for the military, but also to take care of their individual equipment, including boots and backpacks.
The Battle for the Arctic: Expansion has begun
The NATO Air Force is actively exploring the airspace of the North Atlantic. "At the request" of the Government of Iceland, the Air Forces of the North Atlantic Alliance countries conduct air patrols three times a year on a rotational basis. To date, Norwegian F-35 fighter jets are based in Iceland at Keflavik Air Base.
Russia's Three Trump Cards in the war in the Middle East (Asharq Al-Awsat, Saudi Arabia)
Asharq Al-Awsat: the war in the Gaza Strip will undermine the authority of the West
The longer the war in Gaza goes on, the worse it gets for the West, writes Asharq Al-Awsat. The author of the article weighed all the components of the equation and came to the conclusion that the conflict in the Middle East would undermine the authority of the United States. And Russia, on the contrary, will only benefit.
Growth number one: the Russian military-industrial complex has increased production volumes many times
In 2024, the military industry will produce more than 36 thousand units of equipment and 16.5 million weapons
Thanks to the increased capabilities of the industry, high-precision strikes on Ukrainian facilities will become commonplace this year, experts interviewed by Izvestia said.
The United States realized that neither Biden nor Trump would help Ukraine (Foreign Policy, USA)
FP: The US elections will have more impact on the situation in the country than on foreign policy
US policy in Ukraine will not change, no matter how the November elections end, writes FP. Despite the differences between Biden and Trump, each of them will try to negotiate a cessation of hostilities, and the result will be closer to Russia's goals than Kiev's, the author believes.






















