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Will Kiev Riot Shatter Minsk and Lead to Atlantic War?
by John E. Fordcapin Quemado Institute August 31, 2015 Last edit September 2, 2015 If one thinks in broad political terms about the situation in Ukraine, the Kiev riot is an important event. It exposes Minsk as an impossible agreement. What is really going on? From a broader perspective, what is Minsk now? Poroshenko’s signature … Continue reading
Kiev Riots May Lead to Donbass Bombing — Eric Zuesse
Neo-Nazi Riots in Kiev, Call for Resumption of “Unlimited Bombing Campaign” against Donbass Guest Article by Eric Zuesse Global Research August 31, 2015 On Monday, August 31st, racist fascists (nazis) who hate Russians rioted in front of Ukraine’s parliament building to demand resumption of the unlimited bombing campaign against the breakaway former Ukrainian region, Donbass, … Continue reading
Zakharchenko: Take the Situation Into Your Own Hands (Interview)
Zakharchenko Interview Exclusive: “The war can only end in our unconditional victory.” Guest Article by Valentin Filipov Translated by J. Arnoldski Fort Russ August 27, 2015 Take a more active position. Nobody will make your life better for you. Victory is not served on a silver platter. Victory is produced by sweat and blood. And … Continue reading
Ambiguity Plagues Berlin War Talks: Merkel, Hollande & Poroshenko Exclude Putin.
Outcome of Talks: Two Presentations by Kennedy Applebaum Quemado Institute August 27, 2015 Edited August 29, 2015 Were the talks in Berlin peace talks, or war talks? TASS News Agency gives one unsettling answer, while Fort Russ presents another still more ambiguous one. According to TASS, Konstantin Yeliseyev, a senior Ukrainian official, has suggested that … Continue reading
Trump Wants to do Business with Putin: The Impact for Russia and Donbass
Is Donald Trump a Man to Mend US Relations With Russia? Guest Article Sputnik August 24, 2015 According to Donald Trump, the United States has recently ruined its relations not only with Russia but with countries throughout the world; “Nobody like us… we are like a big bully,” Trump said. In an interview with Fox … Continue reading
Angela Merkel Reprehensible for Inviting European War (Revised)
(In all fairness, she has company.) The World Needs to Admit the Agressor is Kiev by Karl Pomeroy Quemado Institute August 19, 2015 Revised August 20, 2015 Universal hand-wringing by global “diplomats” over the “worsening” of the situation in Donbass has been going on for more than a year and is not news. The long … Continue reading
Donald Trump: Ukraine is Europe’s Problem, Not America’s
Donald Trump: Ukraine Crisis Is Problem of Europe, Not US Guest Article Sputnik News August 17, 2015 The scandalous billionaire and real-estate mogul turned US presidential candidate Donald Trump has claimed he’s displeased that the US has to confront Russia over the Ukraine crisis and slammed Europe saying they should take the lead in resolving … Continue reading
Kiev to Resolve Donbass Conflict by Military Means
Kiev Authorities Prepare to Resolve Donbass Conflict by Military Means Guest Article by Tamara Zamyatina TASS August 14, 2015 Posted August 15, 2015 Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and the United States plan to resolve the crisis in the self-proclaimed People’s Republics of Donetsk and Luhansk militarily, bypassing the Minsk accords negotiated to bring peace, experts … Continue reading
MH17: Who is Obstructing the Investigation?
Who is Obstructing the MH17 Investigation? by Vladimir Platov Guest Article New Eastern Outlook August 14, 2015 It’s been a year of investigation into the tragedy of the Malaysian Airlines flight MH17, that was shot down over Ukraine en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur but there’s little details to discuss, instead we are being … Continue reading
What Is the DPR without Alexander Zakharchenko? (Revised)
by Karl Pomeroy Quemado Institute August 10, 2015 Revised August 12 & 13, 2015 What is the Donetsk People’s Republic without Alexander Zakharchenko? Is it a tiny regional puppet state left over from the Soviet Union, populated by residents largely apathetic to its fate? Is it a small struggling nation caught in a frozen conflict, … Continue reading
