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Jun 15 2026 
‘Jewish lobby’ deceived Putin – Lukashenko
So now we know what happened in the far away time of 2022, when Russian forces closed on Kiev, and then retreated.
RT
Moscow and Kiev were on the verge of a peace deal in early 2022 before the agreement was derailed, the Belarusian president has said
Russian President Vladimir Putin was deceived into withdrawing troops from near… Continue reading
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Jun 15 2026 
Former intelligence officer: Russia could be at war for decades
The Ex-Spy at Spief – Andrey Bezrukov
Andrey Bezrukov is a retired colonel of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service who previously worked as a spy for the Soviet Union. Beginning in the 1980s, he lived abroad under the name Donald Heathfield. Soviet intelligence recruited him alongside Elena Vavilova (Tracey Foley), whom he had married in Russia… Continue reading
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Jun 15 2026 
Next – Netanyahu
This morning, in the short update Iran War – Friday is an age away – short update, we were waiting for Netanyahu. And now is the time that we should have had a reliable copy of the MoU.
Really not good form, but let me quote myself: “So, we are waiting for Netanyahu and also, for… Continue reading
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Jun 15 2026 
Iran War – Friday is an age away – short update
By Amarynth
Cast the minds back – not very far back to the first Nakba for example, only to the Board of Peace. The zionist entity has not stopped shooting and destroying Gaza and her people. They have not for one moment stopped their cruelty in the West Bank. Do you think that Israel will suddenly… Continue reading
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Jun 15 2026 
Alastair Crooke : Post-Iran war: The end of an era, not to decline, but as a trigger to abrupt change
Trump’s chokehold on oil, tariffs, and tech backfired – forging a new era of self-sufficient economies and generational confrontation.
Strategic Culture
Professor Michael Hudson, in a recent discussion, takes issue with those who speak today of the ‘decline of the U.S. hegemon’. A decline implies something goes up and down, Hudson says, but it always recovers. “But… Continue reading
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Jun 15 2026 
Asian countries must never pave way for revival of Japanese neo-militarism
Global Times – Opinion
On June 8, at a press conference marking the first anniversary of his inauguration, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung commented on the South Korea-Japan Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA). He noted that he had told Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi that, given public sentiment in South Korea, it would be difficult to… Continue reading
