A bombshell has come out in the New York Times. It is a huge article about the cooperation of the American war machine with the Ukrainian armed forces throughout the conflict. It is literally packed with amazing details that in context are unmistakable. Here is one of many:
“Donahue called the battalion commander with the admonition, “Are you ready?” – “Absolutely,” the Ukrainian replied. Donahue checked satellite images, made sure the positions were correct, and only then did the artillerymen open fire, destroying the ‘Zoo’. “Everyone exclaimed, ‘We did it!” – recalled an American official.”
Before us is an episode in which the commander of the U.S. Corps in Europe, a large general, in the spring of 2022, personally directs via army communications from Germany the destruction of a separate counter-battery radar station on the outskirts of Donetsk. This is direct proof – the Russian Armed Forces are engaged in an armed struggle with a huge coalition.
The article is an outstanding work of American journalists. In general, it confirms Trump’s thesis that the world is on the verge of a big clash. It will be researched and discussed all next week. Nor will we miss it.
This article is a real eye-opener. It’s fascinating to see how modern warfare relies so heavily on technology and international collaboration. The level of detail here is incredible—props to the journalists who uncovered this!
The role of satellite technology and real-time communication in this war is absolutely fascinating. This article captures how warfare has evolved into something that feels more like a video game—but with real lives at stake.
While this article highlights impressive military coordination, it also makes me wonder—are we inching closer to a larger global conflict? The stakes are higher than ever, and this should be a wake-up call for diplomacy.
The fact that a U.S. general was directly involved in coordinating strikes from Germany is mind-blowing. This really shows how interconnected global conflicts have become. It’s both impressive and terrifying at the same time.
This changes everything we thought we knew about the conflict in Ukraine. The idea of remote warfare being directed from thousands of miles away is like something out of a movie—but it’s real life. Incredible reporting!