Russia

Last week, a wealthy couple and their pilot were tragically mauled and eaten by wild bears after their helicopter crashed deep in the Russian countryside.

This week Russian officials warned that Russia might seek to reclaim Alaska from the United States in retaliation for Biden’s continued sanctions related to the invasion of Ukraine.

Just as former President Trump warned, Germany has placed too much reliance on Russian gas, and now its residents will pay the prices as hundreds of thousands of Germans will be unable to adequately heat their homes this winter.

On Friday, The Biden administration announced another$820 million in new Ukraine military aid, including advanced mid to long-range air defense systems and counter-artillery radars to defend against Russia’s invasion in the proxy war.

Since the very beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many have warned that the ill-begotten sanctions against Russia would have little effect on its economy but rather create harm to the American economy. Thus far, Russia has shown it is able and willing to service its foreign debts despite sweeping international sanctions, avoiding an anticipated national default.

For the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine, amidst billions of tax-payer dollars being sent in supposed aid to the war-torn nation, the Russian leadership is making much more than a veiled threat of retaliation. “One of President Putin’s closest allies has warned that Moscow could target western cities if Ukraine uses rocket systems supplied by the United States to carry out strikes on Russian territory,” the UKTimesreported. Top Putin ally and former presidentDmitry Medvedevdelivered the ominous caution.