"Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 92". "Timeline: Week 13 of Russia’s war in Ukraine" (Psaropoulos).
"Briefing by Russian Mod on Morning of May 26, 2022" (South Front).
"Russia 'Cuts off" Severodonetsk, Eyes Zaporozhye, As Ukraine Says Plans Counteroffensive" (Mercouris). <s>The mythological Ukrainian Super-Army of late August, trained in Poland, and fully armed with the most modern lethal weapons available, will prevail! The reason the current Ukrainian Army is losing so badly is that the Super-Troops are being held back so they can take Moscow and execute Putin in the fall!</s>
"Ukraine Propaganda - BBC Tries To Sell Telegram Rumors That Make No Sense" (Moon of Alabama).
You know who is having the worst war ever? Even worse than the Ukrainians/NATO? Bellingcat!:
I wonder what the 'negotiated' peace deal will look like if Ze won't make a single concession: "‘Never going to happen’: Ukraine blasts trading land for peace". "Zelensky Rejects Kissinger Concession Comments, Says "Russia Must Also Leave Crimea"" (Durden). "Ukraine Should Cede Territory and Become Neutral State, Kissinger Says" (Leiroz). I thought the coke was saying that the war would only be over when the Nazis sweep into Russia and take Moscow.
"2022.05.25 Everyone Is Positioning Themselves For The Incoming Ukrainian Disintegration" (Lira).
"Ukraine after 90 days of war" (Bhadrakumar).
"Customs and Border Protection bulletin: American fighters headed to Ukraine questioned at U.S. airports" (Swan/Miller) (CBP is the American Customs and Border Protection):
"Daniel Vajdich, president of Yorktown Solutions, which represents and lobbies for Ukraine’s state-owned energy industry, told POLITICO that the Kremlin will cheer the document.
“This document and its explicit reference to supposed ‘neo-Nazi’ groups in Ukraine is going to be music to the ears of the Kremlin and Russia’s propaganda machine,” he said. “They’ll cite it to justify their invasion of Ukraine and the destruction of Mariupol.”
“It’s like CBP is telling the Russians, ‘Yes, we agree with you that Ukraine is full of neo-Nazis,’” he added. “This was the Kremlin’s entire basis for invading Ukraine, and we now have a U.S. government agency agreeing with that. Incredible.”"
The article goes on to quote from the notorious fabulist Rita Katz!
"Let’s Talk Game Changers in Ukraine and the Future" (Johnson). Why are drones not having the game-changing effect that they had in the the Armenia and Azerbaijan war? Drones are the one area where Ukraine is competitive with, and probably ahead of, Russia, although Russia has demonstrated that it has excellent anti-drone defenses.
"About Force Multipliers And Game-Changers. By Larry." (Martyanov).
"Nuland-Pyatt Tape Removed From YouTube After 8 Years" (Lauria). The book burners at YouTube are hilariously unconcerned about the appearance of absolute crookedness in service of Empire.
"[ BROKEN NEWS ] IAEA: Fate of 30,000kg of Plutonium & 40,000kg of Uranium @ Zaporizhzhia NPP unknown" (Defense Politics Asia). It sounds like just more anti-Russian PR. Sadly, my conspiracy brain can't help but think that the corrupt Ukrainian authorities have used organized crime gangs to illegally dispose of this material, which is otherwise highly expensive to store safely, and they are using a story that the Russians stole it in order to prepare for the inevitable discovery of the fact that dangerous material cannot be accounted for.
"The EU Needs More Than $1 Trillion for Plan to Ditch Russian Oil and Gas" (Rystyd Energy). Peanuts when you consider the importance of protecting the sacred borders of Ukraine allowing a dying evil Empire to struggle on for a few more years, before its inevitable collapse, sweeping its foolish and corrupt minions with it. You could have picked China and a prosperous future, but you decided to commit suicide instead. Do you think the Euro-trash are aware that they are surely going down in world history as the worst set of 'leaders' ever, or are they just concerned with keeping those pedo tapes off TV?
"Hedges: No Way Out But War". Note that the $40 billion could have fixed American infrastructure, with huge trickle-down effects in construction jobs, etc..