Drago Bosnic is a journalist who writes for Weekly Blitz and GlobalResearch. He covers a wide range of topics, including geopolitics, military conflicts, and international relations. His articles often explore alternative perspectives and challenge mainstream narratives.
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Drago Bosnic's coverage revolves around international relations, world affairs, and government & politics. He predominantly focuses on expert commentary and legal policy regulation.
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By: Drago Bosnic
The situation with Poland is particularly concerning, as some of its top-ranking military officers are calling for an all-out war.
While Russian long-range precision strike weapons are raining down on the entire territory under the Neo-Nazi junta's control, there are still those who insist that the latter “can win” and that “everyone” should ensure “Ukraine's victory” no matter the cost. One would certainly respect such optimism and self-confidence in peacetime. However, in war, this gets a lot of people killed. Despite being perfectly aware of this, many in the EU/NATO still want war with Russia. This is particularly true in countries with endemic and/or truly pathological Russophobia, with some of the most prominent examples being the United Kingdom, Baltic states and Poland. In all these regions there's an irrational hatred for all things Russian, particularly among the political elites who are simply poised to wage war despite being aware that the results would be catastrophic.
By: Drago Bosnic
Volodymyr Zelensky boasted that F-16s were used to allegedly shoot down Russian cruise missiles during the aforementioned long-range precision strikes
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Mere hours after I wrote an analysis on the possibility that the first NATO-sourced F-16 in Ukraine was destroyed, a definite confirmation came.
By: Drago Bosnic
As America’s strategic capabilities keep sinking (primarily due to its growing technological backwardness), the world’s most aggressive thalassocracy is determined to use its current imperial overstretch to jeopardize several adversaries simultaneously. Namely, the Pentagon is deploying previously banned medium and intermediate-range missiles in the vicinity of Russia, China and North Korea. The United States believes …
By: Drago Bosnic
On September 6, the United States hosted the 24th meeting of the so-called Ukraine Defense Contact Group (UDCG) at the Ramstein Air Base in Germany. It was chaired by US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and was the first UDCG meeting in nearly three months (the last one was held in NATO HQ on June …
When the SMO was launched to end the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict, Putin was very clear about the direct involvement of any third parties.
It should also be noted that NATO is terrified of the prospect of Russia getting even more precision strike options.
By: Drago Bosnic
As the entire political West continues to lag decades behind Russia in hypersonic weapons, it keeps using various coping mechanisms to "explain" the gap.
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