As several Western corporations continue to leave Russia as a result of it’s military action in Ukraine Russia may nationalize the foreign owned factories that have shut operations in the country.
The world order seems to be changing dramatically following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Dr Bharat Karnad, emeritus professor of national security studies at the Centre for Policy Research, the New Delhi think-tank, believes the global political situation is in a flux, thereby impacting the strategic and domestic politics
Just two days after GreatGameIndia reported that secret US Biolabs in Ukraine could be a targeted by Russians, the US Embassy removed all evidence of bioweapons labs in Ukraine from their website, while mainstream media branded it as disinformation. Now, we have official confirmation from US Under Secretary that Russia
Sensitive biolabs documents deleted by US Embassy and published by GreatGameIndia expose that it was former US President Barack Obama himself who authorized the construction of biolabs in Ukraine for creating dangerous pathogens.
Poland has officially offered to turn over its entire fleet of MIG-29 fighter jets to the US free of charge to be deployed in Ukraine to fight Russians. Meanwhile, Pentagon has warned that if Poland sends jets to Ukraine, it would mean that NATO is at war.
The US intelligence along with the Wall Street Journal and other site have reported that Russia is trying to recruit Syrian fighters to fight in the Ukraine conflict.
Ever since Russia’s special military operation began on February 24, some analysts have predicted that the war will finish with a divided Ukraine. The latest news to emerge is that sanctions are a declaration of war, according to Putin. He also threatened Ukraine with a potential loss of statehood.
At least 16,000 foreign nationals have volunteered to join an “international legion” created to resist Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed, after Kiev lifted visa requirements for anyone willing to fight.
After heated talks about banning Russian oil imports between US and it’s allies Canada has proposed that it’s oil could help the US replace the imports of Russian crude oil if the Keystone XL Pipeline is approved.