Europe Wants U.S. To Fight Russia

Ukraine is being shattered, pounded from the air, blockaded, and losing front-line positions, with Russian forces capturing or encircling Orikhov, Dobropillia, Sviatogorsk, and Krasnaja Lopan.

Zelensky's threat to close Russian airspace is physically impossible and constitutes a threat of terrorism.

Airlines should stay away from Russian airspace due to threats against airports.

The Leipzig drone incident is a ludicrous false flag, and European ship seizures will provoke Russian retaliation against European ships.

A shootout between the SBU and GUR signals growing internal tensions in Kyiv and may be a turf war over control of lucrative scam call centers.

Ukraine's strikes on Russian refineries are responsible for energy shortages and increased gas prices.

Bessent's claim is bizarre because the U.S. provided the targeting and satellite data for those refinery strikes.

Bessent's friendly meeting with Siluanov suggests the U.S. may be shifting its views on economic problems stemming from the conflict.

Putin stated Russia will not negotiate with terrorists, all but called Zelensky a terrorist, and left open the possibility of strikes on Kyiv's leadership.

European vassals are intentionally provoking incidents to draw the U.S. into a direct military confrontation with Russia to prevent Ukraine's collapse.

The U.S. prefers Europe to fight Russia as a proxy while staying at a distance, but this strategy risks overwhelming pressure for direct U.S. involvement.

The U.S. has enormous influence over the U.K. and Germany and could halt European escalation by threatening to cut off intelligence assistance.