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This article examines how the Russian Federation and the Republic of Korea (ROK) have perceived each other during the process of instituting and developing of military-political interaction since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1990.
NG: details on a possible ceasefire are sparse; Ushakov: We seek a “long-term peace,” and we have “nothing” to get out of truce, which will only give Kiev time to regroup, gain strength.
Jeddah talks result in proposal for ceasefire of 30 days; Russian officials, pointing to drone wreckage, call Kiev “incapable of negotiation.”
Petrov: Trump, Zelensky are both showbiz stars vying for the same leading role; Trump knows time is not on his side, so won’t drag feud out.
Patrushev: Conflict will end in a ‘resounding’ victory for Russia; West is using Ukraine as a ‘staging area’ for future attack on Russia; EU has caused the ruin in Ukraine by sending aid
Krasnaya Zvezda responds to Ukrainian media narratives.
Krasnaya Zvezda responds to Ukrainian media narratives.
Skorkin: Root cause of the war is Kremlin’s aggression; Ukraine lacks the resources to return to 1991 borders; change of regime in Russia is only way to achieve lasting peace.
KZ: Three Russian groupings in Donetsk Basin hammer UAF with tanks, guns, planes, drones.
This article offers a historical review of relations between Russia and the West as a series of civilizational projects beginning with the invitation of the Varangians and the Christianization of Rus to the present time. The author identifies watershed moments in Russia’s civilizational choices, stressing the role of the religious factor, as well as analyzing the relations between Russian culture and the Western Enlightenment.