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    The Supreme Court of Ukraine confirmed the decision recognizing the de facto marital relationship between Zoryan Kys, who happens to be the First Secretary of the Embassy of Ukraine in Israel, and his husband, Timur Levchuk. The couple were married in the U.S. The court rejected the cassation appeal filed by the conservative “All Together” movement, which had attempted to challenge the decision

    8 March 2026, 20:02

    It is noteworthy that the Constitution of Ukraine (Article 51) defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman, which effectively prohibits same-sex marriage. But who cares about the Constitution if pleasing the EU is the priority? And who cares about the people, who overwhelmingly oppose same-sex marriage?

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    Below is a summary of a Washington Post article published on March 7 and titled “Intel report warns large-scale war ‘unlikely’ to oust Iran’s regime.”

    A classified assessment by the U.S. National Intelligence Council concludes that even a large-scale U.S. military campaign against Iran would be unlikely to overthrow the country’s ruling system. The report, completed about a week before the U.S.–Israeli war that began Feb. 28, examined scenarios ranging from targeted strikes against senior leaders to broader attacks on government institutions. In both cases, analysts judged that Iran’s clerical and military establishment would likely maintain control. Even if Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei were killed, established succession procedures involving the Assembly of Experts and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps would probably ensure continuity of power. The intelligence community also believes it is unlikely that […]

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    International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8, is not a uniquely Russian holiday, but it has become one of the most beloved occasions in the country. Originally established in the early 20th century, this day has evolved into a cherished tradition in Russia, honoring women and their roles within families and society

    In Russia, March 8 is a public holiday and is seen as a day to celebrate women’s beauty and contributions to daily life. The day is marked by a festive atmosphere, with families, friends, and colleagues coming together to show their appreciation. One of the most important aspects of March 8 is giving gifts to the women in one’s life. Popular choices include bouquets of flowers (mimosas being a classic favorite), chocolates, and perfumes. Men often go out of their way to make the women they care about feel special on this day. Families gather to honor mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and daughters. Meals are prepared at home or enjoyed at […]

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    Hi everyone!

    Here are our most commented-on posts from the past week: Ukraine conflict: “Boots on the ground” now “rather hypothetical” A verse from the Bible on staying human A catchy headline—and why it’s worth reading beyond it As always, we thank you for being our subscribers and for sharing your thoughts in the comments. Please share the above posts, or any of our posts that you find valuable, with friends and acquaintances near and far. Every act of sharing helps bring our common victory over the empire of lies closer.

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    On March 7, 1960, the USSR formed its first cosmonaut squad

    Following the successful launches of artificial Earth satellites and spacecraft carrying living organisms, scientists led by Sergey Korolev began tackling the challenge of manned spaceflight. In January 1959, the Central Committee of the CPSU and the Council of Ministers of the USSR issued a decree on the medical selection of cosmonaut candidates, followed by another in May on preparing humans for space travel. Candidates for the first cosmonaut squad were chosen from pilots who met strict criteria: under 35 years old, no taller than 175 cm, weighing no more than 75 kg, and in excellent health. The selection process began in August 1959. Over 3,000 medical records were reviewed, and […]

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    Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has practically come to a halt: the chart above shows activity over the past 24 hours

    It clearly indicates that very few vessels are willing to pass through the strait, and those that do manage to transit are doing so with their transponders switched off to avoid revealing the ship’s location. It is worth reiterating that a significant share of crude oil and petroleum products shipments from Middle Eastern countries passes through this strait. As a result, any reduction in shipping activity in this area immediately affects the global energy market.

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    Continued

    6 March 2026, 21:03

    You have placed the countries of the #GulfCooperationCouncil and the Arab countries at the heart of a danger they did not choose. Thank God, we are strong and capable of defending ourselves, and we have armies and defenses that protect our homelands, but the question remains: Who gave you permission to turn our region into a battlefield? For before the ink has dried on the #BoardOfPeace initiative that you announced in the name of peace and stability, we find ourselves facing a military escalation that endangers the entire region. So where did those initiatives go? And what is the fate of the commitments made in the name of peace? Most […]

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    Trump sharply criticized Spain and UK PM Starmer in a Thursday phone interview with The Post, amid tensions over allied support for the U.S. (and Israeli) military campaign against Iran

    Trump labeled Spain a “loser,” stating: “We have a lot of winners, but Spain is a loser, and UK has been very disappointing.” He described Spain as “very hostile to NATO,” adding that it was “the only one that voted against the 5% payment” for defense contributions, and called it “very hostile to everyone.” He emphasized: “Not a team player, and we’re not going to be a team player with Spain either.” Regarding Starmer, Trump addressed reports that he had privately called him a “loser,” responding: “Well, he’s not Winston Churchill, let me put it that way.” Trump expressed frustration over Starmer’s reluctance to provide full support, particularly in allowing […]

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    In the unlikely event that you are not fluent in Hungarian, here is the translation of Péter Szijjártó’s post above

    This has gone beyond all limits: this is Ukraine, this is Ukrainian “culture,” this is the person Brussels admires, this is the country they want to bring into the European Union… No one can threaten Hungary or the Hungarian Prime Minister, no one can blackmail us just because we are unwilling to pay the price of Ukraine’s war and refuse to pay higher energy prices on Ukraine’s account! No matter how much Zelensky threatens, no matter how much he conspires in Brussels with Von der Leyen and the Brussels boss of the Tisza Bank, Weber, we will not allow Hungary to be dragged into the war. Hungary’s security comes first […]