With no military breakthroughs and a US election looming, the west needs to unite around an achievable goal for the conflict

One of the most glaring plot holes in the official mainstream narrative on Ukraine is the way US officials keep openly boasting that this supposedly unprovoked war which the US is only backing out of the goodness of its heart just so happens to serve US interests tremendously.

There are many ways to do it

The Ukraine war took a troubling turn in July when the United States decided to arm Kyiv with cluster bombs. After months of deliberation, Washington said thousands of munitions would be sent to help Ukraine drive out Russian forces. Politicians and rights groups immediately blasted the move as a “terrible mistake” that flew in the face of international law. 

The Ukrainians are claiming they’ve pierced through Russian lines near a village in the southeast, but the gains are not confirmed

The new message from the Pentagon, loyally and uncritically reported to the Washington’s elite, those all-wise, best-informed Thinkers and Doers in the History of the Universe, came out on Thursday, August 31 and was brief and to the point.

Moscow has overcome Western economic sanctions and honed a bigger and more effective military through 18 months of combat

The U.S. embassy in Prague furthered the suppression of the historical context of the Ukraine conflict, which has dangerously trapped Americans in ignorance about the war, reports Joe Lauria.

Ex-CIA Ray McGovern and Stephen Gardner discuss the collapse of Ukraine.

ACURA’s Nicolai Petro talks about why he thinks Ukraine can still be discriminating against its eastern, Russian-speaking citizens, even when the country has a president from the eastern, Russian-speaking part of the country. And, further shares his thoughts on the influence of far-right nationalism.