Jeffrey D. Sachs argues that the war in Ukraine was provoked by the US, primarily through its pursuit of NATO enlargement and its role in the 2014 Ukrainian coup. Sachs contends that the US government's portrayal of the conflict as "unprovoked" is a deliberate distortion of history, masking its own responsibility. He asserts that negotiations based on Ukrainian neutrality and a halt to NATO expansion are crucial for achieving peace, and that continued US military involvement will only...

Several sources discuss Russia's use of hypersonic and ballistic missiles in the Ukraine war, focusing on the Chinese assessment of the Kinzhal missile's effectiveness and limitations. Another source speculates on Western leaders' perceived lack of fear regarding nuclear war, attributing it to alleged past UFO interventions. Further sources debate the use of ICBMs in Ukraine, with conflicting reports regarding Russia’s actions and their potential implications for global escalation. Finally,...