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Why Russia doubts NATO's "good" intentions -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Why Russia doubts NATO's "good" intentions -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net

Americans are fed routinely the fantasy that NATO is a defensive organization. Just a group of soldiers, sailors, Marines and air crews minding their own business until the Russians attack Europe. But you can see for yourself in the following...

Source: sott.net
Photo of 'Obese Russian General' in Putin's Army Prompts Speculation - Vimarsana News

Photo of 'Obese Russian General' in Putin's Army Prompts Speculation

According to reports, Putin ordered 67-year-old General Pavel back to active service last month to lead Russian special forces operating in Ukraine.

Russian General warns 'the first to be hit will be London' when WWIII starts as the 'threat to the world comes from the Anglo-Saxons' - London Business News - Vimarsana News

Russian General warns 'the first to be hit will be London' when WWIII starts as the 'threat to the world comes from the Anglo-Saxons' - London Business News

Russian General warns ‘the first to be hit will be London’ when WWIII starts as the ‘threat to the world comes from the Anglo-Saxons’ ...

Will to Win: Troop Morale Begins to Crumble for both Russia and Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Will to Win: Troop Morale Begins to Crumble for both Russia and Ukraine

Morale issues continue to plague Ukrainian and Russian forces in the east, with both sides facing the long-term effects of the war.

Source: sofrep.com
Peter Tali: Russian General Staff has already lost the information war - Vimarsana News

Peter Tali: Russian General Staff has already lost the information war

Ukraine has established a narrative of its bravery and invincibility, and Russia's massive disinformation campaign has not been a success in the Western media. The Ukrainians have not yet won the information war, but the Russian General Staff has already lost it, writes Peeter Tali, colonel and former deputy head of the NATO Strategic Communications Center of Excellence in Riga, in a commentary originally published in the Riigikogu Toimetised parliamentary magazine.