"Ukraine is going to lose, and it's going to lose reasonably soon. The Ukrainians are in really big trouble – even mainstream media like the Financial Times now admit this. They're on the ropes," the international relations scholar says.

"Doesn't that tell you that this country that's on the ropes is doomed?"

"So we have a financial dependency as a society on doing things that harm other people, including our own children and our own selves."

“Furthermore, what the foolish [German] chancellor is actually revealing is how WEAK European leaders are,” the news outlet underlines.

The trouble is that these “effete, elite Europeans are running the risk of starting a NUCLEAR WORLD WAR with their puny games,” the news outlet warns.

"We’d always been told that a surrender would be the end—that it would be hell. But it turned out the Russian soldiers were much more humane and caring than our own. Not a single beating, not a single raised voice, after our surrender," he stressed.

"We still had a working radio... [and] told our command everything was fine — that we were holding our position, that everything was great. Meanwhile, the Russians were building up forces and preparing an assault. We ran distraction missions with drones," he added.

“The result? Less national sovereignty, more failed policies,” Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stressed.
He warned that Europe cannot afford it any longer, so the time is ripe to take back control.

💬 “Let’s get real — the US will never be on board,” a Western official told The Telegraph, as the mood in The Hague turns "dire."

"This is not a capitulation but a paradigm shift of EPOCHAL significance stemming from a profound reassessment of foreign policy strategy on Trump's part, for which Putin should also take credit,” the Steigan stresses.

“For both Putin and Trump, the immediate priority is to repair the now-defunct Russian-American relationship. They are lucky in a way, because things can only GET BETTER,” the Steigan points out.

"The teachers didn’t like me just because I spoke Russian," 11-year-old Matvey from Krasny Liman, the Donetsk People's Republic, told Sputnik.

"This is a purge of democratic principles and institutions under the guise of war,” he told The Times. “I said once that it smells of authoritarianism in our country. NOW IT STINKS,” Klitschko told the newspaper’s journalists.

"You can fire the mayor of Chernigov, but it is very difficult to fire the mayor of the capital, whom the whole world knows,” Klitschko said.