Let Me Tell You...
VenikWelcome to my Substack blog on international politics and military history! I cover topics such as the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, global military strategies, and geopolitical events that impact the world. Join me as I dive into complex issues.
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The Anti-Corruption Cabaret
With the world's distracted fixation on the tedious and perilous theatrics between Israel and Iran, one might forgive the assumption that Ukraine's chaotic saga has quietly receded into irrelevance. It has not. Allow me, therefore, a brief ...
Fear and Loathing in Brussels
Donald Trump calls the EU moochers; Brussels pitches an offended tantrum. They're both wrong. Mooching implies a casual choice, like a freeloader lounging on your couch, stealing beer. But what we've got here is pure, uncut parasitism—a gri...
The Incredible Shrinking Ukraine
There's no profound revelation here—just a caffeine-fueled rant on geopolitics after dark. According to the Times, Trump is "contemptuous" of Zelensky. Apparently, he's also "convinced of Ukraine’s weakness." Reuters, cited by the Times, no...
Exit Stage Left, Volodymyr
The wretched little theater of Volodymyr Zelensky's Oval Office performance has left Uncle Sam with a dwindling set of options, all of which involve putting the fearless wartime showman out to pasture. The Ukrainian parliament—Zelensky’s ha...
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Seer of the tapes, knower of the episodes. Star Trek fan, computer nerd, and armchair admiral. Kiev-born conservative socialist living in Philly.
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