Sabotage strikes NATO’s Ukraine weapons corridor. Railway attack fits pattern of Russian hybrid operations
Every tactical event is a strategic data point in coordinated, multi-domain hybrid campaigns
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Russia’s Pokrovsk twin city strategy: Can’t capture it, so plant flag on ruined mine, die, let Ukraine remove it (VIDEO)
Russian soldiers planted flag thinking cameras would follow, but Ukrainian bullets arrived first.
Pokrovsk defense was like “holiday” for Ukrainian forces before they arrived and turned Ukrainian strongholds into kill zones
"Sit in your trench and watch Instagram" - a new rule for Kyiv troops.
Ukraine’s Madiar Birds destroy Crimean storage base of Russia’s Orions, capable of carrying aerial bombs and flying 24 hours
Ukrainian forces are disrupting the plans of Russian invaders. Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi, also…
Russia buys 6.5 million North Korean munitions with nuclear secrets, documents reveal
Three nations are fueling weapons and equipment to the one war machine.
Ukraine fights to prevent logistics collapse in Pokrovsk as Russian artillery, drones, and guided bombs level city’s blocks
Currently, the battle for Pokrovsk remains central to the struggle for the east of Ukraine.
Ukrainian special forces establish corridor in burning Pokrovsk after historic parachute-free insertion (VIDEO)
Russia seeks to capture Pokrovsk to demonstrate it can seize eastern Ukraine and pressure Kyiv into surrendering occupied territories.
“Withdraw or lose everything”: Ukraine faces fateful choice in Pokrovsk
The city that once served as a stronghold now risks becoming a graveyard for Ukraine’s finest. Between retreat and resistance, Kyiv must choose the one which saves troops for further battles, says Deineha.
Ukraine forms new international coalition under Russian fire
Integrated with the European grid, Ukraine can import electricity while the coalition coordinates funding, equipment, and technical support to keep homes and industries running.
Russia says everything is fine —but fuel crisis now hits another country
Black markets for government-issued fuel coupons emerge in occupied Luhansk Oblast where local authorities resell gasoline at inflated prices.
Atesh partisans hit deep in Russia — railway nearly 1,000 km from Ukraine burns
Drones meant for Ukrainian cities lie stranded on scorched tracks.
Tomahawks for Kyiv would send message to Kremlin — but allies must also build launchers, says expert
The missile itself can reach deep into Russia’s rear.
Ukraine hits Russia’s most dangerous high-tech formation in Donetsk Oblast
The destruction of Rubicon's command post may restore Ukraine's drone advantage after the unit inflicted hundreds of vehicle losses in Kursk.
Hudson Institute lists Russia’s eight most fragile military arteries Ukraine could sever next to break the stalemate
A new report highlights targets ranging from Crimean bridges to drone factories that sustain Moscow’s war effort. Analysts argue that striking these weak points could paralyze Russia’s logistics and increase the cost of occupation.
Western veterans join Ukrainian Army to end unfinished wars from Afghanistan and Iraq, chief of staff of International Legion reveals
Pavel Slavinsky, head of the 2nd International Legion’s staff, shares a rare insider look at the dynamic, evolving military unit made up of thousands of volunteers from over 50 countries.
Russian forces drop banned chemical irritants from drones on Ukraine
111,000 Russian soldiers swarm the front, using forbidden gases and high-tech warfare to choke Ukrainian supply lines.
New chief of Ukraine’s drone corps sets 100-day plan to reshape the sky
Robert “Madiar” Brovdy, a battlefield-tested commander and former entrepreneur, has taken charge of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces.
Ukraine clears UNEX UGV amphibious drone for army use
This ground drone can float, clear mines, perform medevac, and withstand electronic warfare. It joins nearly 80 domestically made unmanned ground vehicles introduced since 2022.
Russian forces alter tactics in assault on Pokrovsk, attempt western flanking, military says
Russians are attempting to outflank the city through small settlements and wooded areas to disrupt logistics.
Russians shift to civilian fuel trucks for military logistics amid Ukrainian strikes
Atesh resistance movement in occupied Crimea claims Russia is adjusting logistics by employing civilian fuel trucks after Ukrainian strikes, arguing this tactic violates international law.