Didn’t know Cuba is on the US’s border.
Here’s another one though:
Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, has been disappointed by the statement of German ex-Chancellor Angela Merkel, where she claimed that the Minsk agreements of 2014 enabled Ukraine to prepare for the war with Russia.
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Confirmed by both the former French and Ukrainian presidents, the agreements were designed for peace—not as a stalling tactic to “buy time and load up.”
Now it’s clear why Zelensky is pushing for an “unconditional ceasefire.” Ukraine is taking heavy losses and he’s essentially calling for a timeout to regroup and rearm. But that playbook isn’t going to work a third time.
It’s honestly wild watching people still pretend this war is about Ukraine’s sovereignty. This is a U.S.–Russia proxy war, and Ukraine is being used as a de facto private military contractor to weaken Russia. Why? Because Russia—and China—have emerged as rising economic powers, and both started gaining momentum around the same time. So naturally, the U.S. government and media machine have framed them as our #1 and #2 enemies to preserve American hegemony.
The blueprint for this conflict was laid out as early as 2019 in a RAND Corporation think tank paper:
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RAND Report – Overextending and Unbalancing Russia (2019)
Now with figures like Hegseth calling for Europe to carry more of the defense burden, we’re seeing the pivot: the U.S. is preparing to hand off Ukraine to the EU so it can shift full focus to confronting China. It’s all spelled out in the Project 2025 policy papers—Chapter 6 for foreign policy, and Chapter 26 for the tariff war against China.
Would highly recommend watching Brian Berletic on YT. He is ALWAYS right on his predictions because he follows these policy papers on a regular basis and they essentially tell you what the US game plan will be in the future: