Andrew Korybko

Andrew Korybko is a Moscow-based American political analyst with a PhD from MGIMO University.

The Reported Russian Drone Incursions Into Poland Might Have Been Due To NATO Jamming

Poland says it shot down Russian drones entering its airspace amid NATO drills, sparking debate over provocation, botched recon, or NATO jamming.

The SCO & BRICS Play Complementary Roles In Gradually Transforming Global Governance

SCO and BRICS will gradually shape global governance, not abruptly, due to diverse members and non-binding decisions slowing consensus.

Here’s What the US’ Security Guarantees For Ukraine Might Look Like

Western security guarantees for Ukraine are one of the main issues delaying a political resolution to the conflict. Russia launched its SMO primarily in response to NATO-emanating threats from Ukraine.

Can Putin Legally Stop The Conflict Without First Controlling All The Disputed Territory?

Steve Witkoff’s claim that Russia made “some concessions” on territorial issues, remains solely a hypothetical scenario for now.

The “Trump Bridge” Could Lead To Russia’s Expulsion From The South Caucasus

If agreed to, and the report remains unconfirmed for now, the “Trump Bridge” could lead to Russia’s expulsion from the South Caucasus.

What’s The Most Realistic Scenario In Which The West Might Replace Zelensky?

Yermak and Budanov agreed with the Anglo-American Axis’ proposal to replace Zelensky with Zaluzhny and “reset” Ukraine’s ties with the West.
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Here’s How Lindsey Graham Manipulated Trump Against Putin

RT published two critical pieces about Lindsey Graham, “World War mastermind: Here’s America’s most dangerous person” and “Graham threatens...

Trump’s “Major Statement” On Russia Is A Clumsy Attempt To Thread The Needle

The “major statement” on Russia Trump hyped up turned out to be an attempt to thread the needle between escalating US involvement in Ukrainian and walking away from it.

Peace In Ukraine Won’t End The West’s Hybrid War On Russia

The West’s Hybrid War on Russia to follow peace in Ukraine is inevitable due to neoconservatives and liberal-globalists in its decision-making ecosystem.

Latest Trouble In Russian-Azerbaijani Relations Might Be Part Of Turkish-US Powerplay

Could trouble in Russian-Azerbaijani relations be part of a Turkish-US powerplay, which Trump could have agreed to with Erdogan and Aliyev?

Only Political Engineering Can Restore Russian Language Rights In Ukraine Like Lavrov Wants

Only political engineering by the US can restore Russian language rights in Ukraine like Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov pledged Russia would do.

NATO’s Procurement Corruption Scandal Might Delay Its Rapid Militarization Plans

EU wants to exploit false fears of a future Russian invasion to further centralize bloc with “military Schengen” and €800 billion “ReArm Europe Plan”.