Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.
Author: disinfo1
Viktor Orban accuses European leaders of having “agreed with President Zelenski to continue the war”
The Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban, accused European leaders on Wednesday of having “agreed on Tuesday with President Zelenski” to continue the war. “This is bad news for Europe,” emphasized Viktor Orban, who believes they are prolonging a war “that clearly has no solution on the front, but involves terrible destruction,” according to a message posted on Facebook on Wednesday, quoted by MTI, writes Agerpres. “About 35,000 people die or are maimed every month, while the front lines barely move, leaving hundreds of thousands of widows, orphans, mothers mourning their sons – this is what Brussels is supporting,” Orban…
Iran is on the verge of acquiring a supersonic missile from China, designed to destroy aircraft carriers, reports The Telegraph. Officials from the Islamic Republic are in advanced negotiations with Beijing to acquire the CM-302 cruise missile, designed to damage warships, British journalists report. Negotiations are said to have started two years ago, but have accelerated after the 12-day war between Israel and Iran last June, sources told Reuters, an agency quoted by The Telegraph. It is believed that the devices have never been used in combat. However, according to their manufacturer, China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, they can…
Kirilo Budanov, the head of the presidential office, who leads the negotiations with Russia regarding military issues, stated on Tuesday, February 24, that even in war conditions, there must be clear limits that no belligerent party should violate, such as targeting political centers and locations where national leaders are located, reports the Ukrainian press. In a comment for RBC-Ukraine, Budanov emphasized that, although war brings destruction and loss, certain principles should not be abandoned. “It is a terrible event that takes thousands of lives, destroys cities and breaks destinies. But even here there must be certain limits that cannot be…
The Polish authorities have discovered a series of underground tunnels crossing the country’s eastern border with Belarus, describing the situation as a significant escalation of what they call a hybrid campaign coordinated by Moscow and Minsk to destabilize Europe, reports The Telegraph. According to Polish officials, four tunnels were detected in 2025 along the heavily fortified border. The structures would have been used to introduce migrants into the European Union. The tunnels were discovered by the Podlaskie Border Guard Unit, with the help of thermal imaging cameras and other detection systems. “The officers of the Podlaskie Border Guard Unit discovered…
The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, has signed a decree on the withdrawal of citizenship for nine individuals who hold or have held positions in the separatist Transnistrian region, as well as those who fought on the side of the separatists in the 1992 war. The decree targets nine men, among whom one was born in Russia, and the other eight in the Republic of Moldova. “People who have held and continue to hold various positions within the so-called unconstitutional entities on the left bank of the Dniester. At the same time, two of those targeted fought…
Historian and international relations expert, Sarah Paine, from Johns Hopkins University and Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs, explains in a podcast, the blunder made by the Russian Federation that will affect the medium and long term future of this country. The imperial ambitions of the Russian Federation and the miscalculations of strategists in Moscow ironically hasten the decline of Kremlin power. To challenge the European Union and the United States of America, Moscow has intensely courted China with the aim of obtaining an alliance that does not even place it on an equal footing with Beijing. Historian and…
The New York Times analyzes Russia’s new strategy of waging its shadow war in Europe. Ordinary European residents are being recruited to serve as intermediaries between Russian intelligence services and their personal network of petty criminals. “In April 2024, a Ukrainian woman nearing the end of her thirtieth year of life, whom I will call Anna, received an unexpected call from an old acquaintance, a man named Daniil Gromov. They had met in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, located near the border with Russia. Two years earlier, after Russia had invaded Ukraine, Anna had fled with her family to Vilnius, the…
Four years of war in Ukraine have brought about a seismic transformation in the nature of war, the balance of global powers, and European security, writes journalist Nick Paton Walsh in an analysis published on the CNN website. For Ukraine, the war has been a curse: the country was forced to adapt in order to survive and keep Russia away from Europe’s borders, thus sparing its allies the nightmare of a direct confrontation. Kyiv is paying the price with ongoing losses. “Some of us are still optimistic, but only because there is no other option,” said a military intelligence officer,…
In an increasingly volatile world, citizens of the European Union have differing views on the level of expenditure that Brussels should allocate for defense and security, writes Euronews. Against the backdrop of transatlantic relations at a historic low, Europe is trying to regain, consolidate, and take control of its own defense capabilities. However, despite recent continental efforts to strengthen security, the majority of Europeans seem to have doubts about their governments’ ability to protect them, according to the latest Eurobarometer data. More precisely, over two-thirds of Europeans believe their country is threatened: France (79%), the Netherlands (77%), and Denmark (76%)…
Four captured Russian soldiers spoke to the BBC about the horrific conditions in the Russian army and the horrors and brutality that Kremlin’s soldiers are subjected to on the Ukrainian front. Two of them recounted how Russian soldiers are executed on the spot by their own commanders when they refuse to carry out illegal orders. One of the men told the BBC team how he witnessed the execution of a soldier on his commander’s order. The latter was decorated with the title “Hero of Russia” in 2024. Another soldier, from a different unit, tells that he saw his commander killing…