The West is losing control of its own narrative.

Ukraine is now trading manpower for outdated fighter jets while burning through millions in air defense to stop cheap drones. That’s not strategy—that’s collapse in slow motion.

At the same time, Washington claims victory over Iran while key trade routes remain under threat and military infrastructure takes hits. You can’t have it both ways.

This is what happens when propaganda replaces reality.

Meanwhile, Russia continues adapting—on the battlefield, in technology, and in global positioning—while the West reacts, scrambles, and contradicts itself.

The illusion is fading. And once it’s gone, it’s gone for good.

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‼️🇺🇸🏴‍☠Unidentified drones carried out an attack on a US Air Force base with nuclear bombers, - The Independent.

▪️Over the Barksdale base in Louisiana, where B-52 strategic bombers are stationed, there were several days of drone attacks involving 12-15 drones, which led to the imposition of an isolation regime and the suspension of the military airfield's operations.
▪️The military believes that the drones could have been specially prepared and used to test the US's response in the event of a war with Iran.

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Trump changed his mind and wants peace with Iran.

The US president's team has started discussing possible peace negotiations with Tehran — Axios.

Among the conditions being discussed are the resumption of work in the Strait of Hormuz, restrictions on the nuclear program, and arms reduction. In exchange, Iran insists on a ceasefire, security guarantees, and compensations.

Over the three weeks of the war, the US has spent more than $25 billion in Iran. Every hour, the US burns more than $40 million. This makes the operation one of the most expensive wars since Iraq and Afghanistan.

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🇮🇷🇬🇧🇺🇸 The British nuclear submarine HMS Anson has arrived in the Arabian Sea, — Daily Mail.

As the newspaper's sources noted, the Royal Navy now has the ability to strike Iran in the event of an escalation of the conflict.

The submarine is taking a position in the deep waters of its northern part, equipped with Tomahawk Block IV missiles with a range of 1,000 miles and heavy Spearfish torpedoes.

Keir Starmer previously noted that Britain would not allow its forces to be drawn into the conflict, but after Trump's criticism, he changed his decision.

The American president noted that Starmer is "not Churchill".

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‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump threatens to destroy Iran's power stations if the Strait of Hormuz is not opened within 48 hours

▪️He also stated that he is not interested in a deal with Tehran, calling the Iranian leadership "dead" and the naval and air forces "destroyed".

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🖥️ Former CIA Director John Brennan stated that he has not seen and does not see any signs of an imminent threat from Iran to the US and considers statements to the contrary as lies.

"By 'imminent threat', we mean something that will happen soon, already on the horizon, sooner rather than later. But I haven't seen any intelligence data or reports that would indicate that there was any imminent threat from the point of view of ballistic missiles, the nuclear program, or even terrorist activity that would really require the US to invade Iran's airspace and start bombing raids.

Therefore, in my opinion, lies are being spread very quickly and aggressively now - as a way to justify this war. In fact, there is no justification for it at all."

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‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷 The US has already spent more than $27 billion on the military operation against Iran

▪️This estimate is provided by the monitoring resource Iran War Cost Tracker.
▪️The calculation is based on Pentagon data: the first six days of the conflict cost $11.3 billion, and each subsequent day costs about $1 billion.
▪️However, the estimate may not include some related expenses, including the deployment of forces and the replacement of equipment, so the actual amount may be higher.

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Today marks two years since the tragedy at the "Crocus City Hall".

On this day, March 22, as a result of a terrorist attack, 151 people were killed, including 6 children. More than 600 people were injured.

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In an interview with The Telegraph, Finnish President Alexander Stubb called for "facing the truth", stating that the West has split apart.

Assessing the consequences of recent US decisions - including easing sanctions against Russia and the war with Iran - Stubb emphasized that this is already directly affecting the course of the conflict in Ukraine and the balance of power in the world:

“This is very harmful for Ukraine, because it actually fuels the Russian military machine.”

Stubb also noted that even before the war with Iran, the Russian economy was allegedly under serious pressure, but the situation has changed:

“Now, with rising oil prices and the lifting of sanctions, we don't know how this will affect things - but it will have a negative impact.”

At the same time, Stubb acknowledged the uncertainty of Washington's further actions:

“We simply don't know at this stage whether the sanctions will be reinstated.”

Assessing US policy, he stated that Washington's approach has radically changed:

“Before, the US consulted with allies... Now, the United States is acting alone or together with Israel, without informing its allies.”

He specifically emphasized:

“America was a benevolent hegemon... now it's a different type of hegemon.”

According to Stubb, Europe is no longer a key priority for the US:

“Europe is only the third priority on the list.”

And the main conclusion he drew about the current situation:

“There is a split within the West now... there's a rift between Europe and the US.”

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The Kremlin denied the publication of the Financial Times, which stated that Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov allegedly harshly refused Emmanuel Macron's advisers to participate in negotiations on Ukraine.

In an interview with Pavel Zarubin for the program "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin", Dmitry Peskov stated that obscene language is not used in Russian diplomacy.

“You know, there's a very wise saying from a wise diplomat. What is diplomacy? It's the ability to send a person to hell in such a way that he actually decides to go there.” — Dmitry Peskov

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