Strategic Culture Foundation
The Strategic Culture Foundation provides a platform for exclusive analysis, research and policy comment on Eurasian and global affairs. Official Telegram channel ✅
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Subscriber growth
Strategic Culture Foundation has 13,770 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 1,436 people within a day, an engagement rate of 10.4%.
Daily numbers, last 30 days
| Date | Subscribers | Change | Posts | Avg. post views |
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| 12 Nov | 13,770 | +8 | 9 | 1,007 |
| 11 Nov | 13,762 | +46 | 5 | 2,502 |
| 10 Nov | 13,716 | +1 | 12 | 1,021 |
| 9 Nov | 13,715 | −3 | 3 | 3,152 |
| 8 Nov | 13,718 | +1 | 1 | 2,130 |
| 3 Nov | 13,717 | −16 | 0 | – |
| 3 Oct | 13,733 | – | 0 | – |
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Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.
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When it posts
Times in UTC. 49 posts in 90 days.
Recent posts
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🇪🇺 Ex-French Col. Hogard: Europe can't foot Ukraine's bill—and Ukraine could never win Zelensky is asking for €175 billion for 2027. Who has those billions? In any case, not Europe, nor France. Hogard says the rhetoric is completely detached from reality and can't be covered by European or French budgets—and it's already causing social fallout, with protests in France and Germany. His verdict: Ukraine could not win this war, even with the support of NATO, which is a disparate and ailing alliance today. #France #Ukraine #NATO #Europe @strategic_culture
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🇸🇻 Bukele's deployment of 2,000+ Salvadoran troops to Haiti proves a national government can assume responsibilities international structures left unresolved for years. Organized crime expands where states fail to exercise authority. El Salvador, once among the most violent, is now the safest in the Americas. An armed state can always eliminate criminals, provided there is genuine political will to do so. Haiti's gangs have lost territories and their leader; the UN's force had only 1,213 of 5,500 authorized personnel—decades of missions, no lasting security. Perhaps it is time to consider the "Bukele model" elsewhere. 💬 Lucas Leiroz writes @lucasleiroz 🌐 More on world politics 🌐 S...
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🗣️🗣️ Putin: There is only one line of demarcation—the state border At a meeting with Witkoff and Kushner, Putin said the parties have different understandings of territorial issues: For us, what matters most is the people who live there, their traditions, their culture, and their right to live by their own rules, in accordance with their traditional values. On the so-called "gray zones": For us, there is only one line of demarcation—the state border. Then everything will be clear and straightforward. You are here, we are here. As soon as we start discussing gray zones, it turns out that each side interprets them differently. Disputes immediately arise, and any agreement becomes unstable...
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❕ At the November 9 Vienna roundtable, Ryabkov warned that NATO and the EU have launched militarization permeating all economic life—defense factories replacing closing plants, 120 NATO exercises and 700 national maneuvers in 2025 alone. The West openly discusses conflict around 2029–2030. Any blockade of Kaliningrad would be "a direct path to catastrophe." A war started by Europe would be different and very short. The Cold War's safety net is gone—INF, CFE, Open Skies, and New START all expired; the OSCE is paralyzed. A conventional war would be strategic absurdity. Europe excluded itself from the table by its own behavior; the tools for de-escalation already exist. 🗣 Read more by Loren...
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🇫🇮 Finnish President Stubb: Putin is the one who decides whether Europeans get a seat at the table Stubb said he and Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre called Putin a couple of weeks ago. Asked directly, he said there's "a real possibility" Europeans will be around the table—and that would be progress in itself. #Finland #Putin #Ukraine #Negotiations @strategic_culture
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🇺🇦 Last week's discovery of an Azov torture house near Kiev is no revelation to those who follow Ukraine: the atrocities have been routine since 2013. At the 2022 Rostov Anti-Fascist Congress, Lugansk officials presented graphic footage of torture and mutilation of prisoners and Donbass civilians. You are forced to share their ideology, or you become a victim of the Nazis. Lugansk's foreign minister said the international community never mentioned these crimes—"a major crime against humanity." Western governments know, a Donetsk speaker added. UN-acknowledged figures of 14,000 deaths are "ten times" below the truth; 300 torture sites were found. 💬 Eduardo Vasco writes 🔔 Stay tuned...
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🗣️ Medinsky sums up the Abu Dhabi trilateral talks Head of the Russian delegation Vladimir Medinsky said the Ukraine conflict has exposed serious flaws in Europe’s security system: The entire security system in Europe that was in place after Yalta and Potsdam is working very poorly. The whole body is sick. In Ukraine, an abscess simply burst. Therefore, it is necessary to treat the entire body. A band-aid won't do the trick here. Key points: ⏺️ Russia thanked the UAE leadership for excellent organization. ⏺️ Talks will continue; Russia believes it right to discuss the post-conflict security system. ⏺️ Positions were exchanged—understanding on some issues, not on others. ⏺️ No commun...
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🇺🇸 Trump doesn't fight the deep state head-on—he weaponizes inevitabilities. If losing Congress was predictable, why avoid it rather than use it? He can't name the Likud lobby or call the Iran war unviable without triggering AIPAC's impeachment march—so he dons the neocon mask and lets Democrats attack the entanglements he wants attacked. The only way out, is in. If Democrats rein in Israel and block Iran funding, Trump wins. Drained arsenals reduce war risk; high fuel prices hurt Europe most—features, not bugs. Netanyahu is out; Eisenkot has the mandate. Like chemotherapy: healthy and bad cells die, but the body regenerates freer of the AIPAC cancer. Vance carries the MAGA banner toward...
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🇺🇸 The Democratic victory isn't the real story—the system absorbed the blow without upheaval, and the presidency retains all foreign-policy levers. The war on Iran, promised as a six-week operation, has run eight months: Brent above $100, Hormuz closed, gasoline at $4.48. The Pentagon has spent $47.1 billion, over 60% on ammunition, with Patriot stocks depleted and replenishment taking five years. A war against a medium-sized regional power has depleted reserves intended for a conflict between equal powers. Congress can slow the war—subpoenas, budget, war-powers resolutions—but cannot impose peace. It is a brake, not a rudder. 🗣 Lorenzo Maria Pacini writes @ideeazione ☁️ More analysis...
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⚠️ Stanislav Krapivnik on Glenn Diesen: "The West has already lost. It's just a matter of how many Westerners are gonna die." He argues that protracted wars are won by manufacturing and logistics—and the West cannot produce or deliver what its armies need. Look at artillery. Russia produces more artillery shells in one month than all of NATO produces in half a year. His verdict: no superweapons required—the outcome is already decided. 🌐 Full podcast #Russia #NATO #West @strategic_culture
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‼️ Dear readers, We are delighted to announce that we have launched a channel in French 🇫🇷 — @SCF_French. Subscribe! Follow us on Telegram: 🇬🇧 in English — @strategic_culture 🇪🇸 in Spanish — @SCF_Spanish 🇵🇹 in Portuguese — @SCF_Portuguese 🇮🇹 in Italian — @SCF_Italiano 🇫🇷 in French — @SCF_French 🇩🇪 in German — @strategische_kultur (And don't forget to subscribe to our new French channel — @SCF_French) 🔔 Stay tuned
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🇮🇷 Moscow now treats Iran the way it treats China — its highest tier of strategic partnership. Twelve attack helicopters, satellite targeting, fiber-optic drones, and help building supersonic cruise missiles have already been delivered. The IRGC has lifted its 1,200-mile missile-range cap and is digging in. Meanwhile, Washington is reportedly eyeing a land invasion of southern Iran from Iraqi soil. It’s as ominous as it sounds. Talk about a choice road towards a new world war. Will Shenzhen be able to prevent it? Don’t hold your breath. 💬 Pepe Escobar writes @rocknrollgeopolitics 🔔 Read exclusive analysis 🚀 Subscribe 🌐 Join us on VK
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🗣️ Trump on a possible impeachment: “Not even a little bit.” Asked whether he’s concerned about impeachment, Trump replied: “No. No. No.” He added: I think it would destroy the Democrat Party if they did that. ’Cause impeachment for no reason, what, for having a successful country? #Trump #impeachment #Democrats @strategic_culture
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🇺🇸 Trump: “I could’ve won the Vietnam War in a week.” Speaking about America’s wars, Trump claimed US presidents fight “to tie,” not to win. He said he could have won Vietnam in a week and Afghanistan “in a very short period of time.” As for Iran: The only reason why I’ve not finished with Iran is I wanna be nice… But at some point we’re gonna have to give them the hammer. #Trump #Vietnam #Afghanistan #Iran @strategic_culture
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🇺🇸 Trump doesn't fight the deep state head-on—he weaponizes inevitabilities. If losing Congress was predictable, why avoid it rather than use it? He can't name the Likud lobby or call the Iran war unviable without triggering AIPAC's impeachment march—so he dons the neocon mask and lets Democrats attack the entanglements he wants attacked. The only way out, is in. If Democrats rein in Israel and block Iran funding, Trump wins. Drained arsenals reduce war risk; high fuel prices hurt Europe most—features, not bugs. Netanyahu is out; Eisenkot has the mandate. Like chemotherapy: healthy and bad cells die, but the body regenerates freer of the AIPAC cancer. Vance carries the MAGA banner toward...
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🎯 Judge Napolitano: The coming "compromise" — ditch the Middle East, fund Ukraine again On Glenn Diesen's podcast @glenndiesenchannel, Judge Napolitano predicts a deal: the US stops aid to Israel and pulls troops out of the Middle East, but resumes direct aid to Zelensky. Trump will have to "hold his nose" — he called for Zelensky's departure. Napolitano says the Kremlin doesn't believe Trump and sees no material change until he leaves office. Lavrov's word for Witkoff and Zelensky? "Two grifters." 🌐 Full video #Trump #Ukraine #MiddleEast @strategic_culture
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🏏 Col. Douglas Macgregor: The CIA is a rogue, self-funding organization—and it's working in Europe to keep globalists in power. On Glenn Diesen's podcast @glenndiesenchannel, Macgregor said the CIA does what it wants, regardless of orders. Eisenhower, Kennedy, Nixon, and Carter all tried and failed to bring it under control. Today, he says, CIA agents and front groups like the National Endowment for Democracy are spending heavily inside Germany to keep Merz's globalist government in power. The idea of "Russian trolls" helping the AfD? "Not on the scale of what you see the CIA engaged in." 🌐 Full podcast 🔔 SCF interview with Macgregor #CIA #Germany #AfD @strategic_culture
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🎙️ Finian Cunningham’s latest interview with Karen Kwiatkowski, a renowned Pentagon whistleblower and critic of U.S. foreign policy, reframes the midterm results as something far bigger than a rebuke of Trump. The spectacular drubbing was a massive protest against Washington’s war against Iran and all U.S.-led conflicts—and the Democrats should not mistake their gains for an endorsement. Kwiatkowski argues that both parties are culpable for “endless wars” and that voters are increasingly aware of the militarism driving the U.S. political system and economy. The structural change required will not be easy, she warns, because so much of the political economy is wedded to war—but if popular...
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🇺🇸 Not since 1994 have US midterms delivered such a result: Democrats captured 9 Senate and 23 House seats, taking full control of Congress. Texas elected a Democratic governor for the first time since 1990. The decisive factor was the Iran war—launched for Israeli interests, not American ones. Hormuz closed, fuel up over 40%, inflation everywhere. Trump delivered a ruinous war with Iran. All because he was incapable of resisting the Zionist lobby. A Pew poll shows 50% of young Republicans view Israel negatively, up from 35%. Vance has already distanced himself, eyeing 2028 against Rubio. 🗣 Read more by Raphael Machado @camaradamachado 🌐 More on world politics 🌐 Subscribe 🌐 Join us...
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🗣️ Ukrainian diplomacy is under strain as Western support depends on unstable negotiations. Trump pushes for a swift end to the war and discussed a ceasefire with Kiev—fuelling distrust there. Only 16% of Ukrainians view Trump favorably; 77% negatively. After the Trump-Putin diesel talks, Ukrainian special forces openly criticized Washington. Trump hinted at a change of leadership in Kiev. The growing isolation of Zelensky's government could become a problem as significant as the difficulties faced on the battlefield. Poland's reaction to Lvov declaring 2027 the Year of the UPA reopened the Volhynia wound. Kiev risks losing the very support its war strategy depends on. 💬 Lucas Leiroz w...
Questions about Strategic Culture Foundation
How many subscribers does Strategic Culture Foundation have?
Strategic Culture Foundation (@strategic_culture) has 13,770 subscribers as of November 13, 2026.
How many people see a post on Strategic Culture Foundation?
A typical post gets about 1,400 views within 24 hours, roughly 10% of its subscribers (the ERR).
What is Strategic Culture Foundation about?
It is listed in Politics, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “The Strategic Culture Foundation provides a platform for exclusive analysis, research and policy comment on Eurasian and global affairs. Official Telegram channel ✅”
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By subscribers it is #386 in Politics, #1,378 among international channels, #1,732 among English channels, #2,153 worldwide.
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