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Major events in the Ukraine proxy war, 2025 (view source)
Revision as of 17:18, November 26, 2025
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==="History Is Written by the Victors."===
==="History Is Written by the Victors."===
In late March 2025 the ''[[New York Times]]'' printed a very lengthy piece entitled, ''The Partnership: The Secret History of the War in Ukraine.''<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/03/29/world/europe/us-ukraine-military-war-wiesbaden.html</ref><ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/30/world/europe/us-ukraine-military-war-takeaways.html</ref> The ''NYT'' article admitted that it was more than [[proxy war]] between the US and Russia. It was as close as could be to an all out hot war between the US and Russia. [[Alex Christoforou]] remarked that the ''NYT'' [[propaganda]] narrative was running cover for the [[Biden junta]], the conclusion being that the Biden regime and US military command were easily defeating Russia until the Ukraine Generals started acting up and disobeyed US orders, Zelensky chased "big wins" for PR reasons, failing to follow US strategy. Resulting in the [[2023 Ukraine counteroffensive]] 'failure.' Trust was broken between US and Ukraine. What followed was the US keeping Ukraine in the game up to the US [[2024 presidential election]]s, by striking targets in [[Crimea]] and pre-2014 Russia. [[Trump]] entered the [[White House]] and decided to wind the war down, handing Russia the win.
In late March 2025 the ''[[New York Times]]'' printed a very lengthy piece entitled, ''The Partnership: The Secret History of the War in Ukraine.''<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/03/29/world/europe/us-ukraine-military-war-wiesbaden.html</ref><ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/30/world/europe/us-ukraine-military-war-takeaways.html</ref> The ''NYT'' article admitted that it was more than [[proxy war]] between the US and Russia. It was as close as could be to an all out hot war between the US and Russia. [[Alex Christoforou]] remarked that the ''NYT'' [[propaganda]] [[narrative]] was running cover for the [[Biden junta]], the conclusion being that the Biden regime and US military command were easily defeating Russia until the Ukraine Generals started acting up and disobeyed US orders, Zelensky chased "big wins" for PR reasons, failing to follow US strategy. Resulting in the [[2023 Ukraine counteroffensive]] 'failure.' Trust was broken between US and Ukraine. What followed was the US keeping Ukraine in the game up to the US [[2024 presidential election]]s, by striking targets in [[Crimea]] and pre-2014 Russia. [[Trump]] entered the [[White House]] and decided to wind the war down, handing Russia the win.
In this case the ''[[New York Times]]'' decided that the [[US]] (under [[Biden]]) was victorious, if not for the insubordinate Ukrainian Generals and [[ego]] of [[Zelensky]]. Trump will be blamed for the end result capitulation.
In this case the ''[[New York Times]]'' decided that the [[US]] (under [[Biden]]) was victorious, if not for the insubordinate Ukrainian Generals and [[ego]] of [[Zelensky]]. Trump will be blamed for the end result capitulation.