Episode 16 | Kiev’s Murder of Russian Teens, AI Warfare, Cuba Quest Renewed

Olga and Tara welcome former UN Weapons Inspector and military analyst Scott Ritter to break down the horrifying reality behind the Starobelsk college dormitory strike.

Was this targeting AI-assisted — and what does it mean when human logic and legal review are stripped from the battlefield? Scott discusses the role of Western tech and British intelligence in pushing asymmetric warfare, critiques Donald Trump’s true posture toward Russia, and analyzes how a hybrid “mental war” is being waged to rot societies from within.

We also unpack how the US is attempting to apply the “Venezuela model” to Cuba in a renewed regime change effort. The episode examines Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation, internal divisions within the Trump camp, and growing debates in Washington over Iran, intelligence policy, and America’s role in future conflicts.

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