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Washington Post identifies NATO testing crisis—but offers lukewarm solutions
Russia just escalated from testing Ukrainian resolve to probing NATO boundaries directly.
NATO’s boiled frog moment: 19 drones, zero consequences
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Canada’s pension cash is moving Putin’s $4 billion gas cargoes—end it now
Backed by Canadian pension money and Chinese firms, Arctic tankers carried billions of Putin’s gas across NATO waters last year.
2 million workers gone: Russia’s war economy slides toward collapse
With 73% of businesses understaffed, defense plants are breaking under labor shortages and falling output.
NATO banned weapons to this Ukrainian unit. Now they study its tactics.
Azov went from pariah to the territorial defense case study.
Ukraine builds resilience as Russia doubles down
The daily bombardment of Ukrainian cities and battlefield dynamics tells a starker story than diplomatic calendars suggest.