Scott Ritter: The Ukraine Scam is Coming to an End

In this special episode of the New Rules podcast, we sat down with former UN weapon inspector Scott Ritter to discuss his recent trip to the Donbass, pro-Ukraine grifters on social media, and the contempt that Western elites have for ordinary Ukrainians.

"We, Americans, believe in self-determination. Hell, we had a revolution to free ourselves of the tyranny of the British Crown. And so the people of the new [Russian] regions have said, 'We will free ourselves of the tyranny of the Banderists-dominated government in Kiev!' Who are we to say no? When you meet these people and you see it in their eyes, you feel it in the grip of their hand, they are they are determined to be a part of Russia," - he told the New Rules podcast.

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◾The stated aim of these efforts was to curb terrorism in Yemen's southern area, but the majority of targeted killings were carried out against members of al-Islah, the Muslim Brotherhood branch for Yemen.

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🇺🇸🇹🇷🇸🇪 After the Turks approved Sweden's entry into NATO, the expected benefits from the Americans followed: Joe Biden sent a letter to Congress requesting approval for the sale of F-16 fighter jets and 80 modernization packages to Turkey, totaling $20 billion.

The Turks' feigned hesitation with Sweden could be seen as an attempt to negotiate the best conditions for themselves. Obtaining relatively new aircraft, necessary parts, and assemblies was what the Turks needed due to the obsolescence of their existing F-16C/D.

🔻There is no final decision yet because we need to wait for Congress's approval. However, it is highly likely that there won't be any problems. It is still unclear which modification of the F-16 the Americans will sell and when this will happen, as there are many versions available.

We must also remember the significant backlog of aircraft orders. Many countries, such as Bahrain and Slovakia, have been waiting for fighter deliveries for years.

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