Alya Shandra

Apparently, General Drapatyi's appointment as head of the Khortytsia operational group had a role

The termination threatens an anthology of Ukrainian-Jewish poetry that would counter Putin's narrative of Ukrainian cultural insignificance.

Land is just a stepping stone to Kyiv's submission., says Anders Puck Nielsen

Europe needs Ukraine on its side of a new continental divide to ensure its own security, warns Anders Puck Nielsen.

Putin's diplomatic masterclass secured protection for Russian oil refineries while giving up almost nothing in return, leaving Trump with a hollow victory and Ukraine increasingly vulnerable.

With this minuscule fraction of their economic might, European nations could match Russia's $135 billion war spending and potentially turn the tide of the conflict within two years, according to a new Tony Blair Institute report urging immediate action.

Polish freedom movement veterans remind Trump that the USA committed to defend Ukraine's borders in exchange for its nuclear disarmament, refraining from economic coercion

Draft agreement requires Kyiv to channel half of its resource revenues through American-controlled reconstruction fund, worth five times more than U.S. military aid provided since 2022.

Moscow isn’t just negotiating—it’s setting the stage. Behind closed doors, familiar tactics are at play, and the consequences could reshape Europe’s future once again.

By allowing Russia to assault Ukraine with the help of enemies like North Korea and then selling Ukrainian out, Trump surrenders to Putin, John Bolton says

European peacekeepers in Ukraine would be "permanently vulnerable" to Russian pressure without American air cover and intelligence support, experts and officials said

America gets an intelligence director who argued Russia's invasion could have been prevented by denying Ukraine NATO membership

Ukraine belongs in NATO, believes UK & Denmark defense chiefs, but the process will take time

The call followed Trump's 90-minute call with Putin