Three years. That is how long most NATO military leaders think Alliance has before Russia tests Article 5
By 2029, Russia may attack NATO. The Alliance's military leaders agree on that.
Russian spies try to sneak into Europe. One arrived with Estonian residence permit and cover story about healthcare
Estonia banned him from Schengen.
Russia used year of peace talks to set records in drone strikes. Now it has suspended talks, as Ukraine refuses to surrender
Russia has suspended trilateral peace talks with the US and Ukraine after a year of negotiations that produced no territorial concessions, record drone and ballistic missile strikes, and plans to recruit an additional 409,000 troops with the only agreed outcome being prisoner exchanges that began in 2022.
Russia gears up for bigger war—plans to recruit 409,000 more troops for Ukraine front
Meanwhile, a spring offensive ignites, and immediately bleeds, with over 3,000 Russian troops lost in just two days.
Russian drones hit Ukrainian city 15 km from Poland. Next day, Belarus moved heavy equipment toward Poland’s border
Russian Shahed drones struck an energy facility in Novovolynsk.
Middle East or Ukraine: April is when allies must decide which matters more, as both wars lead back to Moscow
The war in Iran is consuming the missiles meant for Ukraine.
Hellish rain for occupiers: Russian battalion can no longer fire rockets from 40 tubes in 20 seconds
Ukrainian infantry gains breathing room, freedom to maneuver.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1484: Sanctions squeezed Russia’s oil revenues — then Iran bailed Moscow out
Russia's general of "meat assaults" heads to Sumy.
Czech Republic steps in—Prague offers to send oil to Slovakia via reverse Druzhba flow, but not Russian
Emergency plan ready, and $47 million investment could supply tens of thousands of tons monthly.
Baltic Shipyard builds Russia’s nuclear icebreakers. Its CNC machines are foreign-made, and Ukraine names them all
Ukraine exposed 50 pieces of foreign equipment inside Russia's nuclear submarine and warship factories. The sanctions list writes itself.
Ukraine struck Aviastar plant building Russia’s military aircraft from scratch, including Il‑76MD‑90A and An‑124 “Ruslan”
Russia's Il-76 carries troops, fuel, and weapons to the front.
Russia switched to plastic mines to beat metal detectors. Ukraine receives advanced MDS-20 to find them anyway
Over 1 million mines are staying in Ukrainian soil.
Ukrainian Azov soldier Belinov defended Mariupol for 86 days under encirclement. Russia called it terrorism and sentenced him to 27 years
Russia has now sentenced Bohdan Belinov twice for the same act — defending Mariupol during 86 days of siege. The second verdict absorbed the first and added four years. He is 28.