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Russia’s 1950s tanks are massing for Zaporizhzhia. Ukrainian drones are killing them in their sheds.A pair of Russian field armies is stockpiling tanks and other vehicles for a planned offensive in the southeast. Ukrainian drones aim to spoil the attack. -
UGV makers Tencore of Ukraine and Shark Robotics of France sign joint venturePartnership to "combine combat robotics and robotics for civil protection." -
Europe’s newest wind giant takes shape in Poltava—€1.2 billion deal as thermal plants stay in ruinsOne of Europe’s largest onshore wind projects moves forward while 4 GW of permitted independent projects remain idle. -
Air defense wants to intercept 95% of Russian weapons but is running out of radars to spot themAll systems to be produced in 2026 are already bought out, sergeant says. -
US spent up to 61% of its Patriot arsenal in 39 days — Ukraine looks at building its own ballistic defense"Ukraine is in such a state that there seems to be no other alternative but to try.” -
Ukraine’s grid didn’t choose nuclear. Russia made this choice for Ukraine.Concentration Moscow is already probing—not by choice, but by attrition. -
“We will use all available methods” — Shoigu threatened Moldova over Transnistria. Available methods are limited: Ukraine is in the wayHe invoked the Donbas playbook, warned of intervention to protect 220,000 Russian passport holders, and accused Chișinău of "blockade." -
Russia’s Central Bank scolded live on TV—Iran war oil keeps funding the war anywayIntelligence agencies say Moscow hides the damage; oil pays for the war. -
Swedish Intelligence: Russia’s economy is worse than its official data saysStill, it doesn't change Russia's military goals. -
Ukraine lost 500 American battle taxis. Now it’s building a tougher one.Ukraine's standard M-113 armored personnel carrier is speedy and roomy but lacks protection. A new Ukrainian vehicle addresses that flaw. -
Russia bombed the pipeline. Hungary blocked the loan. Ukraine is about to pay for both to unblock.The timeline firms up: oil Tuesday, veto lift midweek, Brussels vote Wednesday. Kyiv’s financing through 2027 hinges on all three. -
€90 billion for Ukraine—two-thirds of the 2026–27 budget gap—clears Brussels WednesdayEU ambassadors vote Wednesday on the final step. Sanctions and military aid remain blocked. -
Pro-Russian party entered Lithuania’s ruling coalition — and it’s already blocking defense projects on Suwalki CorridorStill, Latvia may be more vulnerable. -
Ukrainian pork enters Vietnam, Philippines, and Singapore as EU loses Asian groundThree Asian markets open to Ukrainian pork. Carrots spike 13% a week at home. Both point to the same missing infrastructure. -
Russia’s 20% windfall tax breaks Putin’s promise—againOligarchs offered donations. Moscow chose compulsion, with oil at a four-year high. -
Bulgaria’s new Orbán? Ex-president Radev’s anti-Ukraine party wins country’s eighth election in five yearsBulgaria's ex-president Rumen Radev has won Sunday's parliamentary election — the country's 8th in five years. He opposes arms for Ukraine, wants "practical relations" with Moscow. -
IMF withdraws previous scenario for Ukraine. New outlook is much more gloomy — but not without silver liningThe IMF just changed its baseline assumption on the country. -
Bulgaria’s eighth election in five years is today — and the frontrunner could become the EU’s new Orbán on UkraineHis rivals refuse to govern with Radev, the leader of a left-leaning coalition, making a stable pro-Russian government unlikely even if he wins. -
Pentagon kills Patriot’s next-gen interceptor worth only $8 million in fundingWhy build a new missile? -
Lying flat might be worse than crouching. After four years, Ukrainians know things you don’t.Some people will die. This time, maybe it will be you.
