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    It appears that Vance has little left to say. Since the start of the war, he has barely appeared in public or in the media, and it seems that his anti-war position has fallen out of favor with Trump

    10 March 2026, 0:33

    Trump himself is known for an intensely confrontational and often vindictive political style. Over time, he has fallen out with a remarkable number of his own allies and associates—among them Pompeo, Gabbard, Noem, Bolton, Greene, Musk, and Carlson. Others have been discarded in the course of political maneuvering, effectively sacrificed when circumstances demanded it, as happened with Flynn, Tillerson, Manafort, Cohen, and many others. This may indicate that Vance will now be pushed aside both from decision-making and from public platforms. Something similar happened to Mike Pence during Trump’s previous presidential term, when Pence spent the final year largely out of the spotlight and politically sidelined. Frankly, we hope this […]

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    Trump announced to CBS: “I think the war is very complete, pretty much.”

    9 March 2026, 23:36

    Whatever the hell that means, oil prices have dipped somewhat on the announcement, and stocks are edging up. One thing seems certain — somebody in Trump’s family must have bought oil and stock futures just before the announcement. But actually, is Trump backing out and declaring victory? Could be. But honestly, we think the war is NOT very complete, pretty much, despite the announcement (wink, wink).

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    Dmitriev: high oil prices will expose the EU’s mistakes

    High oil prices will expose the strategic mistakes made in trying to restrict Russian energy, said Kirill Dmitriev, the Russian president’s special envoy for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries. “Now, while most European officials still fail to grasp the consequences, it is becoming clear that Russian energy is vital for survival, and the strategic miscalculations aimed at restricting it will be fully exposed,” Dmitriev stated. He further emphasized that the oil problem is “no longer limited to the Strait of Hormuz.” According to him, the energy crisis will prove “much deeper and longer-lasting” due to the continuing attacks on oil and gas infrastructure in the Middle East and […]

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    Trump’s envoys will urgently arrive in Israel following strikes on Iran’s oil facilities, reports Channel 12, a major Israeli news channel

    Special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are scheduled to arrive in Israel on March 10. The visit comes amid tensions between the countries over the recent strikes on Iranian oil facilities. Israel notified Washington in advance about the planned attack, but did not indicate that the operation would be so large in scale. This can’t possibly be the only detail Israel withheld from the United States. In the U.S., there are concerns that strikes on infrastructure supplying the civilian population could strengthen the Iranian regime’s position and sway public opinion against Israel and the U.S. Israeli sources, in turn, claim that the strikes on fuel facilities were intended as […]

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    According to an article in Daily Mail, Britain is on the brink of a gas shortage, with just two days’ supply in storage. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) reserves are also quite limited. The crisis is worsened by the Middle East conflict: Iran has closed the strategic Strait of Hormuz, through which around 20% of the world’s gas and oil flows, and Qatar suspended operations at Ras Laffan—the world’s largest gas facility—after attacks

    Low reserves leave the UK more vulnerable than EU countries, which have several weeks of gas stored — not much either but supposedly enough to handle supply disruptions. Traders are exploiting Britain’s position, forcing the country to pay Europe’s highest wholesale gas prices. This exposure could intensify if cold weather drives higher demand. Oil prices are also surging: U.S. crude has surpassed 90 per barrel, Brent sits around 92, and analysts warn prices could reach 100–150 if the conflict continues. The situation threatens UK households with higher energy bills from July, rising mortgage rates, and broader cost increases due to supply chain disruptions. Energy infrastructure has become a primary target […]

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    We are not neutral. We are supportive of Iran

    —Russian Ambassador to the U.K. Above is an interesting excerpt from the interview of Russia’s Ambassador Andrei Kelin with Sky News. Enjoy! Oh, and by the way—are white socks back in style? How did we miss that?

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    Mojtaba Khamenei Becomes the New Supreme Leader of Iran

    As expected, the son of the late Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, 56-year-old Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei has become the new Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, the state news agency Fars News Agency reports, citing the Assembly of Experts. Mojtaba Khamenei is a Shiite cleric who enjoys enormous influence in Iran’s political and religious circles. For a long time he held key positions within the office of the Supreme Leader and closely cooperated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The Assembly of Experts chose the Supreme Leader early in the morning on March 8. That the experts had reached an agreement was reported by council member Mohammad Mehdi Mirbagheri. […]

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    March 9, 1934 – Yuri Gagarin’s Birth

    Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin (1934–1968) was born in the village of Klushino near Gzhatsk. He graduated with honors from the 1st Military Aviation School of Pilots named after K.E. Voroshilov in Chkalov (Orenburg) and served in the Northern Fleet’s aviation. On December 9, 1959, he submitted a request to be considered for the cosmonaut program, marking the start of his rigorous journey to space. On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin became the first human in history to travel into space. He stepped into the unknown, becoming a pioneer of the space age. After 108 minutes in orbit, he successfully landed in the Saratov region. Gagarin became the face of the Soviet […]

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    Putin Bans Extradition of Foreigners Who Served in the Russian Army

    President Putin has signed a law prohibiting the extradition of foreigners or stateless persons for criminal prosecution or the enforcement of sentences if they are currently serving or have served under contract in the Russian army or “other military formations” of Russia. The document states that extradition is also prohibited for those who participated in combat operations during their service. The State Duma approved the law on February 26, and the Federation Council passed it on March 4. Foreigners were granted the right to sign contracts to serve in the Russian army in November 2022, while stateless persons gained this right in July 2023. In the summer of 2024, Alexander […]