Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army-Ret.), author of Alliance of Evil and Kings of the East says the near-coup in Russia this past weekend may have weakened Vladimir Putin, but that makes him even more dependent on America’s greatest rival, China.Continue Reading
Vladimir Putin may have used the called-off coup this past weekend to his political advantage. Politicians in the West have trouble understanding his hold on power because none of them have the kind of popular support Putin does in Russia.
Analysts are still trying to make sense of what happened in Russia over the weekend. It’s being called a failed coup, but some believe it was a CIA-MI6 plot, while others suggest it was misdirection coordinated by Vladimir Putin and Yevgeny Prigozhin.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the mercenary Wagner Group, agreed to leave Russia after a short-lived and confusing insurrection Saturday that ended with Wagner troops back in Ukraine and Prigozhin in Belarus.
A COUP appears to be underway in Russia as we record this program. Yevgheny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner Group, is leading an armed force of 25,000 mercenaries toward Moscow. His convoy has reportedly been fired on by Russian helicopters and artillery.Continue Reading
President Biden this week authorized supplying F-16s to Ukraine, while images on social media purportedly showed US-made equipment destroyed during a raid inside Russia. We’re getting closer to open war between Russia and the US.Continue Reading
Some 85,000 unaccompanied minors have disappeared after being delivered by the government to sponsors—many of whom, according to a whistleblower, are members of criminal organizations that traffic children.Continue Reading
Vladimir Putin claimed the US masterminded the apparent drone attack on the Kremlin Monday night. It’s dangerous when one nuclear-armed power blames another for trying to assassinate its head of state.
Russia claims it destroyed a Ukrainian drone over the Kremlin Monday night. Ukraine denies responsibility, begging the question: Who sent it, and why?
Ceasefires between rival groups in Sudan this week have not held. The situation is chaotic, but one fact is emerging: Russia appears to be the one beneficiary from the Sudanese civil war.