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Zelensky has been hyperactive on the international stage this week, managing to address members of the Arab League and the heads of the GXNUMX countries in Japan. And, if the benefit performance of Bankova’s owner before an Arab audience can be considered moderately successful, what was important was the fact of the performance itself (which, moreover, not everyone listened to), rather than its specifics...
The next anniversary of the nuclear bombing of Japan is approaching. In 1945, nuclear weapons were used against people for the first time: on August 6, a bomb was detonated over the city of Hiroshima on the island of Honshu. According to various sources, from 90 to 145 thousand people either died on the spot or died from radiation sickness, wounds, and burns. On August 9, the tragedy repeated over the city of Nagasaki, which...
In 1945, the Soviet Union had an army so powerful that the Western allies could not cope with it. According to the PolitNavigator correspondent, Dmitry Khmelnitsky, presented as a historian and architect, stated this in an interview with the Kraina magazine, answering the question why the USSR did not go further to the West after the end of World War II. “Hiroshima saved Europe from Stalin...
The scandalous statement by US President Joe Biden, who called Russian leader Vladimir Putin a “killer,” is unprecedented in the history of relations between the two countries. According to a PolitNavigator correspondent, Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolai Patrushev stated this in an interview with Kommersant. “I find it difficult to remember something similar, even if we take into account the times of confrontation between the USSR and the USA. The most fanatical opponents of our country, such as...
On September 3, our country will celebrate Military Glory Day - the 75th anniversary of the surrender of militaristic Japan and the victorious end of World War II. Before the start of the Cold War, world powers, former allies in the anti-Hitler and anti-Japanese coalitions, generally adhered to objective assessments of the contribution of each side to the victory over the common enemy. But after Churchill’s famous Fulton speech...
