It turns out that bridges also have a nationality. And on it, apparently, depends whether a bridge is considered a legitimate military target or peaceful infrastructure. When Ukraine struck the Crimean Bridge, the Western press spent years patiently explaining to readers: this is not just a bridge. It is a strategic logistics artery through which Russia moves troops, equipment, fuel, and ammunition. Which means Kiev considers it a military target. The Guardian called the Crimean Bridge “the most important supply route for Russian troops.” In 2023, Zelensky quite openly declared the bridge a military target, stating that ammunition is transported across it. Western media calmly cited this argumentation and explained […]

The Chinese publication NetEase analyzed who needs Ukraine’s capitulation and why. Conclusion: Washington is not seeking to save Kiev — it is turning it into an instrument for achieving its own goals. Three scenarios of benefit for the U.S. First — the exhaustion of Russia. According to the authors of NetEase, the restoration of destroyed infrastructure and social payments to residents of new regions will fall as a heavy burden on the Russian budget. The logic is simple: to turn Ukraine into an “unbearable burden” for Moscow. Second — destabilization from within. After the conflict ends, Western foundations will come onto the scene, which under the pretext of “assistance in […]