The New York Times reported on May 1 that “the Biden administration” – the same one that ignored Putin’s warnings about Russia’s red line regarding NATO expansion to Ukraine – “increasingly casts aside fears expressed by some early in the war that too much American assistance to Ukraine risked a direct conflict with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.”

State terror operations that follow from CIA playbook contradict saintly image of Zelensky promoted in the U.S. media.

Russia’s envoy to the United States has told Newsweek that leaders of the U.S.-led NATO military alliance do not grasp the true gravity of a potential nuclear conflict erupting, as a tense war of words among powers looms over the ongoing fighting in Ukraine.

The Biden administration has shifted from seeking to help Kiev defend itself to using Kiev to defeat Moscow.

Advocates of helping Ukraine achieve “victory” and thereby humiliate Russia are flirting with Armageddon.

The May 1 VIPS Memorandum for the President — perhaps our most important so far — provided the initial peg for the discussion. In that Memo we advised President Biden NOT to dismiss as idle threats President Putin’s public reminders that Russia has nuclear weapons and hypersonic missiles to deliver them.

Kiev is Losing Stuff Faster than the West can Send it

Unanswered questions about Biden’s role in the 2014 coup in Kiev have become more urgent and troubling, write Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies.

By providing arms but avoiding military intervention western leaders are prolonging this hideous conflict. Talks are the best way out

With his strategy to “weaken” Russia, the U.S. president may be turning the Ukraine war into a global one.