Author: Andrew Chakhoyan

In a world where Russia plays a significant role, the idea of its disappearance seems inconceivable. From Putin to his critics like Yashin, the fundamental issue remains unaddressed – a nation built on violence and deception. The age-old Russian colonialism, evident in recent wars against countries like Ukraine, stems from a collective mindset deeply ingrained in the Russian psyche. The Russian opposition, including figures like Navalnaya and Kara-Murza, attempts to shift blame for war crimes away from the Russian populace, reinforcing a culture of denial and complicity. The narrative of brotherly people and shared backgrounds serves to justify Moscow’s imperialistic…

In the midst of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, it’s clear that the West’s reluctance to fully support the nation is enabling Russia’s brutal onslaught. The failure to provide Ukraine with necessary air defense systems has allowed the Kremlin to unleash death and destruction on innocent civilians, including children receiving cancer treatment. This complacency is not just complicit but also unconscionable. The world must confront the harsh reality that appeasement only emboldens aggression, as seen in Russia’s unprovoked war of choice. Moscow’s deceptive narrative of a mere ‘conflict’ masks its criminal conduct, pushing us to reexamine our approach to the…