COL. Lawrence Wilkerson: Zelenskyy Threatens to Drone Attack Civilian Airline in Moscow

The war is entering its closing stages in Russia's favor, and Zelenskyy's disappearance or death would likely be required to enable peace negotiations, as Russia will not deal with him.

European leaders and their allocated defense funding are the main obstacle to ending the war, and only Trump could force them to stop supporting Ukraine.

Steve Miller and the Budget Director effectively run the U.S. government, with Trump's dementia and narcissism preventing him from contradicting them, creating a dangerous situation.

Airlines using Russian airspace should reconsider operations immediately as the Russian sky is becoming completely dangerous for international travel.

Zelenskyy's threat to civilian airlines is an act of radical desperation and constitutes announcing a war crime.

The CIA may have prompted Zelenskyy's threat, as the agency is heavily invested in the conflict and has grown too powerful and divorced from reality.

Ratcliffe flew in a military transport to Moscow to bring back coffins of American contractors and CIA personnel killed in Ukraine.

Agrees that retrieving coffins of American contractors and CIA personnel killed in Ukraine was likely the primary reason for Ratcliffe's visit.

Israel is the world's greatest state sponsor of terrorism, as virtually every military act since October 7 constitutes a war crime and attacks on civilians for political purposes.

If Netanyahu proceeds with an attack on southern Lebanon, Iran will attack Israel again.

Agrees that the U.S. government is concealing American deaths in Ukraine and the Middle East by categorizing them as non-combat related to avoid legal thresholds.

He could meet Putin immediately but prefers to wait until the war is ending to secure a peace deal.

Trump's statement is another broken promise that reveals him as a liar.

JD Vance should cut ties with Trump and the current administration to preserve his political future, citing Hegseth as a clear danger to the armed forces.