Tucker Carlson interview: Fact-checking Putin's 'nonsense' history
Historians say the litany of claims made by the Russian president are nothing more than a selective abuse of history to justify the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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Historians say the litany of claims made by the Russian president are nothing more than a selective abuse of history to justify the ongoing war in Ukraine.
On February 9, American journalist Tucker Carlson released his interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Russian news agency Sputnik brings you the
Historians say the litany of claims made by the Russian president are nothing more than a selective abuse of history to justify the ongoing war in Ukraine.
US talk show host Tucker Carlson's interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin began with a rambling lecture on the history of Russia and Ukraine. So was it true?
This is part 2 of "Why There Is Still No Peace on Earth: Washington’s Folly From The Persian Gulf to Ukraine." Read part 1. THE FIRST GULF WAR – A - David Stockman for Antiwar.com