In a bold escalation of its campaign against Russian infrastructure, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) has claimed responsibility for an attack on the Kerch Bridge, saying the operation has been “months in the making” — and that it’s only just getting started. Over a ton of TNT used in underwater sabotage. Second explosion reported hours later.
Kerch Bridge Hit Again as Kyiv Expands Deep Operations Read Post »
Russia’s oil sector, long the cornerstone of its economy, faces mounting challenges that threaten to undermine the Kremlin’s financial stability. Recent corporate data reveals significant strain across the industry, with Rosneft’s Q1 2025 results painting a particularly stark picture of the pressures facing Russia’s energy giants. Financial Performance Signals Deepening Crisis Rosneft’s latest quarterly report exposes the depth of the sector’s struggles.
After 3 days of non-stop Russian missile barrages on Ukraine, the Trump administration has reportedly blocked a G7 initiative to lower the $60-per-barrel price cap on Russia’s oil exports, according to a Financial Times report. The proposal, initially discussed during last week’s G7 finance ministers’ meeting, aimed to tighten restrictions on Russian oil revenues amid ongoing concerns about the effectiveness of existing sanctions.
Republican lawmakers are demanding an immediate and forceful response to what they describe as a “barbaric” and “deliberate” escalation by Russia, after a three-day aerial onslaught saw about 1,000 drones and missiles launched against Ukrainian cities, injuring and killing numerous civilians.
Republicans Demand Strong U.S. Response to Putin’s Barbaric Assault on Ukraine Read Post »
In a move equal parts nostalgic, absurd, deeply political, and hilarious, Vladimir Putin has revived the Intervision Song Contest, a long-defunct Soviet alternative to Eurovision, in what appears to be a last-ditch attempt to remain culturally relevant on the global stage.
Putin Revives Pathetic USSR-Era Eurovision Substitute Read Post »
Fidias Panayiotou should have remained a footnote in the digital age—a social media stuntman best remembered for licking toilets and chasing online relevance. Instead, he now sits in the European Parliament, voting against Ukraine and parroting Kremlin talking points. His trajectory from YouTube mediocrity to political power is not a tale of merit, but of manipulation, propelled by russian troll farms, bot networks, TikTok campaigns and dirty russian money.
Licking Putin’s boots for cash – The Rise of Fidias Panayiotou Read Post »
As international discussions of a potential ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia have proven to be mere Kremlin theatrics, it is crucial to confront a stark truth: Vladimir Putin is not seeking compromise or peace. His objective remains what it has always been—the destruction of Ukraine as a sovereign, independent state. Over two years into the full-scale invasion, Putin has shown no interest in good-faith negotiations.
Putin Has No Interest in Peace — Only in Ukraine’s Erasure Read Post »
A rare bipartisan front is emerging in the U.S. Senate as lawmakers advance the Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025—a sweeping sanctions package designed to hold the Kremlin accountable for ongoing aggression in Ukraine. With 81 senators now backing the legislation, the bill inches toward a veto-proof majority, sending a clear signal that Capitol Hill is prepared to confront Russia—even if President Donald Trump is not.
US Congress set to defy Trump as he is AGAIN Conned by Putin Read Post »
