Leonid Martynyuk is a journalist who writes for Polygraph.Info. His articles primarily focus on Russian politics, international relations, and debunking misinformation. With a critical approach, Leonid aims to provide accurate and objective analysis of current events and their implications.
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By: Leonid Martynyuk
Delays in European Union negotiations and rejection of financial support significantly undermine practical steps required for accession. This move compromises Georgia's EU alignment, stalls reforms, and fuels European doubts about Tbilisi's genuine commitment to integration.
By: Leonid Martynyuk
Donald Trump's casualty figures align with July-October Western intelligence, defense, and military sources, differing from Ukrainian estimates. All Western data indicate Russia has suffered greater military losses than Ukraine in the conflict.
By: Leonid Martynyuk
Donald Trump's casualty figures align with July-October Western intelligence, defense and military sources, differing from Ukrainian estimates. All Western data indicate Russia has suffered greater military losses than Ukraine in the conflict.
By: Leonid Martynyuk
By VOA Fact Check estimates, top Russian officials made 135 public nuclear threats between February 2022 and December 2024. Vladimir Putin made 27, ranging from direct threats to ordering nuclear strike simulations and changing nuclear posture.
By: Leonid Martynyuk
Five ex-USSR countries maintain military alliances with Russia. Moscow also is engaged in transactional military partnerships with China, Iran, India, and North Korea. By comparison, NATO has 32 members.
By: Leonid Martynyuk
Multiple shrapnel holes in the plane’s fuselage and its altitude at the time of incident contradict the bird theory. Azerbaijan accused Russia of hitting the passenger jet with a missile. The pilot did not decide to fly to Aktau; Russian airports denied the airliner an emergency landing.
By: Leonid Martynyuk
In office, Lukashenko has abused and monopolized power by amending the constitution, jailing and exiling rivals, destroying press freedom, falsifying election results, and using the police and army to crush protests against his rule. He is running uncontested in January for another five-year term.
By: Patriarch Kirill
Head of the Russian Orthodox Church "We emerged victorious from two world wars. ... We have preserved our people. ... "
By: Leonid Martynyuk
In California, qualifying inmates volunteer as firefighters to assist in combating wildfires in Los Angeles. China uses forced labor involving arbitrarily detained Muslims in Xinjiang.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's mid-January press conference “on the performance of Russian diplomacy in 2024” was filled with false and
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