As ever, screaming corporate media headlines turn out to have almost no connection to the small print. Even when making accusations of ‘war crimes’.

The war in Ukraine once more reveals imperialist hypocrisy over its alleged defence of the ‘rights of nations’.

CPRF rebuts ahistorical assertion that Russia’s involvement in the Ukraine war is as an aggressive imperialist power.

A brief history of Ukraine from 1991 til today, which aims to fill in a few of the gaping holes in the western corporate media narrative.

Western propaganda about Russia and China, the two main targets of Nato’s war drive, aims to drum up support for war and destroy anti-imperialist resistance.

Corporate media are doing what they can to quash discussion of the USA’s attack on its ally, but the fall-out from this detailed exposé is destined to be far-reaching.

Like the fool of ancient Chinese fable, the imperialists continue to lift rocks that merely break their own feet.

From now on, attacks or threats against these safeguarded territories will be dealt with as attacks against any other part of Russia.

The upside-down world of corporate media lies: how fairy tales and disappearing facts keep workers in ignorance and fear.

‘The west is ready to cross every line to preserve the neocolonial system which allows it to plunder the world, thanks to its dollar and technology domination.’

The advance of Ukraine’s armed forces into territory from which Russian forces had already withdrawn, is not the ‘turning point’ western media are claiming.

Uniting those who oppose the spread of Nazi ideology – which remains, as before, an imperialist tool for the division and control of the world’s peoples.

Partial mobilisation of military signals Russia’s determination firmly to protect any newly-joined regions and their citizens.

Alongside the wanton sacrifice of its military-aged men, the total immiseration of Ukraine’s entire population by western imperialism continues apace.

Seven decades of revisionist rot are revealed in the anti-Russia stance being taken by so many communist parties today.

How will workers feel when these lies are exposed and they realise the extent to which they have been lied to and manipulated once again?

The Azov battalion did not appear out of nowhere; fascism has been the imperialist tool of choice in Ukraine since the 1930s.

Those who spread the lie that the conflict in Ukraine is an ‘interimperialist war’ are helping to demobilise the world’s most militant antiwar activists.

True colours? Guardians of western values are agonising over the rout of the murderous thugs who have been rampaging for eight years in east Ukraine.

Arms monopolies have jumped at the chance to force as many countries as possible to replace their entire machinery of warfare.