Andrey Fomin

Founding editor of the online political analysis journal
Oriental Review. He holds a Masters in Russian History (Lomonosov Moscow State University).

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Seventy years of harassing political establishment and people of Europe

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 5 February 2016

Contrary to appearances, the decision of the United States to investigate a possible Russian aid to anti-European parties is not intended to protect Europeans from foreign interference. This is quite the opposite. For 70 years, Washington controls the West European politics prohibiting all (...)

Who is hunting Angela Merkel?

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 18 January 2016

The premeditated operation of New Year’s rapes, in Cologne and elsewhere, continues with a denunciation of the responsibility of the Federal Chancellor, Angela Merkel. A study of computer traffic certify that the Twitter accounts organizing this protest are based on the West Coast of the (...)

False Flag Operation

Where will the Ukrainian bombs explode?

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 10 December 2015

While the International Coalition planes bombed a camp of the Syrian Arab Army, December 6, Ukrainian Cyber-Berkut have made public new documents. They show that Qatar has bought Russian-made bombs in Ukraine so as to accuse Russia.

Evidences

Qatar and Ukraine come to deliver Pechora-2D to ISIS

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 22 November 2015

Qatar has bought sophisticated military equipment from Ukraine on behalf of ISIS. The operation took place in late September 2015, just before the Russian military action against the terrorist organization. It was approved by the US embassy in Doha. Officially, the new emir is not involved in (...)

So who is in Russia’s crosshairs in Syria?

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 4 October 2015

The reactions of some Atlanticists figures, from the United States, France, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, when Russia bombed the Syrian branch of Al Qaeda —the Al-Nosra Front— speak for themselves. Those that these leaders refer to as "moderate rebel" actually belong to registered groups on the (...)

Who is twitter-luring refugees to Germany?

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 22 September 2015

This study adds to the preceding. It shows that the current wave of migration to Europe is organized to direct human crowds to Germany.

Junk metal show in Kiev and Poroshenko’s mental defeat

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 25 February 2015

This week a metal junkyard is exhibited in the centre of Kiev. Thus the incumbent Ukrainian administration seeks to prove “the facts of the Russian aggression in Ukraine”. But in reality they only managed to prove their own ignorance and lack of any military expertise. As a result this show of (...)

Ukrainegate: NATO weapons for truce

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 19 February 2015

Ukrainian Pres. Petro Poroschenko touches the Saxon’s thin armor. Photo via Accidents News
Initially it seemed surprising that on the first day of the negotiations marathon [1] in Minsk a bill to “provide lethal weapons to the Government of Ukraine in order to defend itself against (...)

Justice for the MH17 victims is what we all need

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 3 November 2014

After keeping a meaningful two-month pause in covering the course of investigation of the MH17 tragedy, the international press has suddenly broke into another wave of baseless accusations against “pro-Russia separatists”, triggered by a “secret report” made by the BND (...)

Who shot down the Malaysian jet over Ukraine?

by Andrey Fomin

18 July 2014

On July 17, 2014 the madness of three-month-long Ukrainian military conflict in the East has brought the first shocking international consequence. At 3.20PM GMT the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777-200 jet flight #MH-17 en route from Amsterdam to Kuala-Lumpur disappeared inside the Ukrainian (...)

Genocide in Novorossiya and swan song of Ukrainian statehood

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 14 May 2014

The massacres that covered Odessa in blood on 2 May 2014, on the streets and inside the Trade Unions House, show the resolve of the Kiev coup authorities to impose a rule of anti-Russian terror. Far from reacting, NATO countries shrouded themselves in complicit silence. These events undermine (...)

Putin – Burkhalter talks: an elusive chance for Ukraine

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 8 May 2014

The President of the OSCE met with Vladimir Putin to discuss the situation in Ukraine. The outcome of their encounter is being painted by the Western media as a shift in strategy by Russia. In fact, Moscow has never moved from its position. The agreement between the two men reflects Russia’s (...)

Will Ukraine have any borders by 2015?

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 30 April 2014

Ukrainian border guards are a body of officials particularly supportive of the Kiev authorities. Indeed, after the "Orange Revolution," President Yushchenko had planned to use its border with Russia according to guidelines elaborated by the European Union and the United States with the aim of (...)

Press Kit on Human Rights in Ukraine

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 12 April 2014

The situation of human rights in Ukraine has deteriorated markedly since the pro-NATO coup. While the Western media turn a blind eye to this every day reality, Oriental Review highlights thirty particularly significant incidents, revealing that the street is in the hands of Nazi thugs who beat (...)

Obama’s speech on Ukraine: vocal juggler at work

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 29 March 2014

President Obama’s key speech in Brussels on Ukraine and attempts to isolate Russia appears to be an exercise of omission, mutually-exclusive statements and unveiled double standards. Oriental Review dissects it for us, dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s.

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