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Why Washington’s Plans to Turn Taiwan Strait into “Hellscape” are Fundamentally Flawed
The Washington Post in an opinion piece by Josh Rogin titled, “The U.S. military plans a ‘Hellscape’ to deter China from attacking Taiwan,” lays out a fundamentally flawed assessment of a US Department of Defense strategy relying on unmanned systems to fight off the Chinese military for up to a “month” before the US and its allies can mobilize their armed forces.
Brian Berletic
Is the US on the brink of civil war?
For decades, the US government has supported wars, insurgencies, covert operations and the overthrow of unfriendly governments abroad. Today, pundits are wondering whether the era of the “American Century” has come to an end. Many Americans are now turning to Civil War narratives for information as concerns grow about potential civil unrest…
Veniamin Popov
A Chronicle of Inter-Korean Tensions in the Spring of 2024. Part Three: New Breakthroughs by the DPRK
The first thing to note is the launch on April 2, when they tested the hypersonic glider again (the previous launch of such a missile was Jan. 14) by firing a long-range heavy solid-propellant missile with a hypersonic warhead on a shortened trajectory. Hypersonic missiles fly at speeds of at least Mach 5 – five times the speed of sound – and are designed to be maneuverable on unpredictable flight paths and fly at low altitudes. At Mach 5 and above, such a missile can cover the 195-kilometer distance between Pyongyang and Seoul…
Konstantin Asmolov
US Weapons to attack Inside Russia, US Plan from the Get-go!
Seth Ferris
Psychological war of the West against the Alliance of Sahel States
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
Vladimir Putin’s visit to Vietnam: a new stage of the Russo-Vietnamese strategic partnership
Ksenia Muratshina
Тurkey is examining the prospect of BRICS membership
Alexandr Svaranc
Krah, Le Pen, the «Chinese spy» and the stab in the back
Ricardo Nuno Costa
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