Even the blob doesn’t believe in Ukraine’s coming victory over Russia.

Few seem to recall that the infamous, supposed Russian massacre of Ukrainian civilians at Bucha in the the second month of President Vladimir Putin’s ‘special military operation (SVO) occurred on the background of the promising March 2022 Russo-Ukrainian peace talks held in Gomel, Belarus and then Istanbul Turkey. Until recently, even fewer would recall because of Western media coverup that the talks were purposefully scuttled by Washington, Brussels (NATO), and London. These two events – the subversion of the Russo-Ukrainian talks and the purported Bucha massacre – may be inextricably interconnected.

As the war drags on, the Russians will slowly gain advantages and reduce any leverage Kyiv may have in peace talks

In early 2022, at the start of the war in Ukraine, the government of President Zelenski monopolized all television news:

A government-approved news program intended to counter Russian disinformation and boost morale is coming under criticism for painting a rosy picture of the war.

There is a growing gap between the goals of Washington D.C.’s war lobby and the realities on the ground in Ukraine.

Robinson: We should treat all current and future prognostications about the war with a massive dose of salt

European countries are looking to ramp up weapons production to keep fueling the war in Ukraine despite knowing Ukraine can’t win

As the war in Ukraine nears the end of its second year, Ukrainians are turning against fighting and towards diplomacy. One former official said that Ukrainian soldiers are currently fighting and dying for nothing.

Brussels must solve the bloc’s internal problems and stop making promises it cannot keep