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Frontline tool Ukraine can’t fight without: 5,000 pickups now procured through largest-ever open tenderThe Defense Procurement Agency will run the process in stages through framework agreements, with first deliveries expected by end of year. -
From job offers to “meat assaults”: The deception of Russia’s foreign fightersA joint human rights report reveals that Russia’s global recruitment system increasingly relies on deception, coercion, and economic desperation to funnel tens of thousands of foreign nationals into high-intensity combat in Ukraine. -
Days after Trump leaves Beijing, Putin arrives—gas price gap and Ukraine on the tablePutin arrives in Beijing days after Trump's visit. China wants Russian gas at $50 per thousand cubic meters; it currently pays $258. -
Even the FSB knows you won’t believe it—so Russia now lies only to RussiansA Ukrainian military intelligence official maps how Russian disinformation flipped—from flooding Ukraine to feeding Russians. -
Xi pledged to stop arming Iran—US intelligence warns the weapons still flowXi pledged to stop arming Iran, but US intelligence says covert Chinese weapons shipments continue via third countries—no deal, no monitors signed. -
Is Ukraine about to repeat Hitler’s mistake with the London Blitz?The West left Ukraine one exit. It's the wrong one. -
Ukraine’s homemade glide bomb may have an edge over the American and French onesIt took more than a year of development, but Ukraine's new precision glide bomb is finally ready for action. -
Ukraine’s steel capacity fell fourfold after Russia destroyed Azovstal. Now EU’s new quota could cost it €1 billion moreBrussels offered Ukraine 713,000 tonnes duty-free. Ukraine shipped 2.65 million tonnes to the EU last year. -
10% now, 23% after a ceasefire, 59% only at peace—Ukraine’s verdict on a wartime vote hasn’t moved all yearAt the Lviv Media Forum, sociologist Tymofii Brik laid out the polling behind a settled question—and a less settled one underneath it. -
Russia is ‘largely defeated’ from Mali to Syria, France’s foreign minister saysFrench FM Jean-Noël Barrot calls Russia "largely defeated" in Africa—as its Africa Corps flees Kidal and Mali's junta cries betrayal. -
“Stop treating Russia’s bankers as faceless technocrats”: inside the war crimes case against Russia’s central bankA landmark ICC complaint reframes Russia's financial occupation of Ukraine — pillaged banks, forced rubles, and passport-gated medical care — as a war crime -
Russian air-defense crews are now the hunted as Ukraine bolts rocket pods to its long-range dronesUkrainian dorne forces' operators of the 1st Separate Center hit a protected node near Myrnyi, occupied Crimea, and released thermal video of the attack. -
The Freya air defense system could take down Russian ballistic missiles. Can Ukraine build it?As the Iran war drains the world's Patriots, Ukraine needs to build its own long-range air defense. Freya could be just the thing. -
Axios: Cuba has acquired over 300 Russian and Iranian military dronesA classified assessment shared with Axios says Havana has stockpiled the drones since 2023 and its military has begun weighing strikes on US targets. -
Russia stops war only for one reason — and Ukrainians feel betrayed that Europe won’t act on it: Human rights expert names itEuropean governments are financing Ukraine's defense with one hand while allowing their own companies to pay taxes into Russia's war budget. -
Russia maintains military presence in post-Assad Syria – but Damascus now holds leverageSatellite imagery shows renewed Russian cargo activity in Tartus as Damascus renegotiates the terms of Moscow’s long-standing military presence. -
Russia fast-tracks citizenship for Moldova’s occupied Transnistria – a familiar playbook returnsRussia has eased citizenship rules for residents of the Moldovan breakaway region Transnistria, reviving a policy approach previously used in other contested regions. -
Don’t sign what Bosnia signed, a Bosnian journalist tells UkraineAt Lviv Media Forum 2026, Bosnian journalist Harun Karčić told Ukrainians what 30 years of a flawed peace deal bought his country. The 28-point plan currently on the table has a different shape—but the same trap. -
Mendel told Tucker Carlson many tales about Zelenskyy. All blame the country being invadedMost of what former Ukrainian press secretary Iuliia Mendel told Tucker Carlson about events after 2021 is secondhand. The facts tell a different story. -
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