Chronicles of Ukraine’s Fight and Resistance
Kyiv just declared an air raid alert about ten minutes ago, but Tsar Birthday has practically ended. As we already know, the militaries couldn’t bake Pootin any outstanding gifts. Sure, they trained schoolchildren and kindergarteners to record birthday greetings on camera — a sad tradition that says everything about their moral decay. The propaganda channels […]
We didn’t comment at all on the substantive part of preparing the meeting between Putin and Trump in Anchorage. We only touched on some strange details and associations. We took this position deliberately. As for the caricatures and memes mocking American soldiers that flooded the internet — we should make our position clear. We have […]
Finally — the Crimea Bridge Attack we’d been waiting for arrived. This is definitely not HIMARS firing its usual missiles. Something much more serious hit the bridge. The consequences of this strike are much brighter than what we saw on the Antonivskyi Bridge. On one hand, we still need to restore the Antonivskyi Bridge. That’s […]
Here is a story tied to George H. W. Bush that everyone has heard of, yet in the former sovok space it barely gets attention. For us Ukrainians, however, it carries Desert Storm lessons — so it’s worth running quickly through the events of thirty years ago. I’m talking about the First Gulf War, known […]
As stated in the previous part, the world shuddered in the convulsions of World War II. But following its results, the Soviet Union received only the eastern part of Europe. Russia after World War II found itself constrained: Western Europe recovered quickly, and the space for maneuvering through chaos shrank. In response, the Soviet Union […]