There has been much talk in ‘western’ media about a Ukrainian offensive in the southern Kherson region. However most of the claims made about it seem to be divorced from the observable realities on the ground. The detailed look below provides that there is no such offensive and that there is little chance that there will ever be one.

Most detailed report of western media betraying basic journalistic principles and values

It is beginning to appear that beyond the increasingly likely exchange of nuclear weapons strikes between the US and Russia there is yet another scenario for a nuclear catastrophe that in recent days has presented itself in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s foreign minister called for an investigation into the documentary, which found that most military aid wasn’t making it to the frontlines

This week, I spoke with my old friend Dr. Edward Lozansky who received his Ph.D in theoretical nuclear physics from the National Research Nuclear University in Moscow.

Amnesty International issued a report on Thursday accusing the Ukrainian military of stationing its troops and artillery near hospitals, schools and residential buildings in ways that may amount to war crimes. The international human rights organization says it spent two months in Ukraine interviewing locals and collecting physical evidence to compile the report.

“What if he/she was a traitor?” — this thought must torment many Ukrainians, from the highest levels of government to the smallest corners of everyday life. What if this or that official was in fact collaborating with Moscow? What if the neighbor was secretly waiting for the arrival of the “liberators”? The poison of suspicion now spares no one in Ukraine. In total, there are 651 cases opened on charges of treason and collaboration with the enemy against prosecutors and law enforcement officials.

The numbers that need psychiatric treatment far exceed the supply of doctors

Theses of Ukrainian propaganda about “Kremlin aggression” and the “genocide of the Ukrainian people” are in danger – the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has reported fresh data about the movement of refugees from Ukraine across Europe. As of August 3 of this year, 6,303,226 refugees from Ukraine were registered in Europe, while from February 24 to August 03 there were 10,350,489 crossings of the Ukrainian border outbound and 4,272,233 crossings inbound.

In a war being fought largely in World War II era trenches, with Soviet ammunition, the vast influx of modern NATO weapons and military supplies from the West into Ukraine has proven to be among the largest determinants of whether territory is lost, or gained, along Ukraine’s embattled border region with Russia.