Ukraine says it wiped out Russian tax data in cyber offensive
Experts say restoring Russia's tax system could take at least a month after Ukraine's reported hack
Biden announces $ 200 mn additional aid package for Ukraine
The help is provided via the Presidential Drawdown mechanism that doesn't need Congressional approval. However, $61 bn of Ukraine aid hangs in the balance
Reuters: Russia lost 87% of initial troops in Ukraine war, US intel says
The invasion of Ukraine has cost Russia 315,000 casualties, setting back its military modernization by 18 years, a U.S. intelligence report says
Zelenskyy fails to sway Republicans on Ukraine aid
Despite warm public rhetoric, top Republicans made it clear that illegal migration is their top priority as an urgent aid package is blocked in Congress
ISW: Russia makes marginal gains along two axes
Russians expand control towards Kupiansk in the north as well as near Avdiivka near Donetsk. Ukraine continues offensives in Kherson Oblast
UK Intel: Russia struggles with nighttime combat
Russia's military seldom prepared for night fighting, instead staging "daylight events to impress visiting senior officers meanwhile, Ukrainian soldiers move by night with night vision
Why Russia fights like ISIS and how to de-Putinize liberated youth
Security scholar Omar Ashour explains how Russian tactics in Ukraine parallel terrorist extremist strategies and examines deradicalization models to reintegrate youth subjected to Kremlin disinformation.
Armenia, Azerbaijan breakthrough signals end of Russia’s South Caucasus influence
Armenia and Azerbaijan's milestone conciliatory announcement caught Russia flat-footed, threatening to end Moscow's long-held influence as the key power broker in the strategic South Caucasus region.
Super strike: why Ukraine blew up tunnel connecting Russia to China, and what could be next
Slashing Putin's 6,000 km umbilical cord to Beijing in a dramatic flare of sabotage, Ukraine lit the fuse on a series of "small cuts" set to slowly bleed Russia's war machine dry
Expert: Ukraine must radically boost infantry to counter Russia’s “meat grinder” tactics
Ukraine must boost infantry quality to force personnel loss ratios requiring Russia to expend 15-20 soldiers to kill one Ukrainian, argues military expert.
Gruesome video allegedly shows Ukrainian soldiers executed by Russians after surrendering
Ukraine’s ombudsman said he would formally appeal to both the U.N. and Red Cross regarding video that apparently shows a Russian war crime
Ukraine outmaneuvers Russia at OSCE, in chemical weapons, maritime agencies
A trilogy of diplomatic debacles left Russian officials sputtering blindly at global forums from Skopje to London as Ukraine directed a masterclass in multilateral marginalization.
Ukraine and Poland prepare measures to unblock trucker blockade
The Polish protesters' main demand, canceling the EU-Ukraine transport visa-free regime, was not discussed at the bilateral meeting
Opposition MPs also barred from foreign visit following ex-President’s travel ban
Three female MPs from Poroshenko's European Solidarity party have not received permits for a high-profile visit to the USA