Norwegian F-35s to join Patriot and NASAMS to fortify Poland’s crucial hub for Ukraine’s aid
As Russian spies and saboteurs lurk in the shadows of Rzeszów, Norway is stepping in with cutting-edge jets to secure the city.
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As Kyiv buries dead after biggest Russian attack of war, Kremlin says: “We’re advancing and will keep going”
Putin demands Ukraine stop receiving weapons while importing drones and missiles from Tehran and Pyongyang.
Hodges: Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb and Israel’s Rising Lion strikes show that distrust in US is growing
Israel follows Ukraine’s playbook to disable enemy infrastructure, without warning Washington.
Israeli Patriots once guarded Tel Aviv — now they’re knocking Russia’s hypersonic Kinzhals out of Ukraine’s skies
Despite past assessments, Israel quietly delivers Patriot systems to Ukraine.
Ukrainian workshops forge tomorrow’s weapons with allies while Washington watches from sidelines
As the US Defense Secretary misses Ramstein, Ukraine and its European partners strike a game-changing pact: not just weapons, but weapons factories—on Ukrainian soil.
Sweden allocates half a billion dollars for Ukraine defense and security
The funding will be distributed across multiple international procurement initiatives rather than direct weapons transfers.
A ceasefire on Putin’s terms would cripple Ukraine while strengthening Russia, ISW warns
Putin rejected the US-Ukrainian ceasefire proposal on 13 March, countering with terms that would prevent Ukraine from receiving military aid while Russia continues military preparations.
“You will not avoid war.” Kyiv furious as Germany suggests Ukraine should fight Russia until 2030 to shield Europe
Germany’s top intelligence chief has warned that Ukraine’s war must not end too soon—arguing that if it does, Russia could turn its focus to Europe much earlier than expected.
Denmark helps Ukraine boost artillery production 25-fold, Defense News reports
Ukrainian factories now deliver howitzers in 60 days at $2.5 million per unit – compared to years of wait time and $4.3 million price tags from European manufacturers - as a Danish initiative channels Western aid directly to local weapons production.
Why “war fatigue” is a misleading lense for understanding Ukraine
While Western media frequently cites "war fatigue" to explain Ukraine's situation, the reality on the ground points to resource constraints and policy challenges.
West must draw its own red lines for Russia, urges veteran German diplomat
Wolfgang Ischinger, former chairman of the Munich Security Conference, suggests that instead of reacting to Russian ultimatums, the West should establish and enforce its own boundaries in Ukraine.
Russo-Ukrainian War, day 936: Ukraine launches new offensive into Russia’s Kursk, units face artillery shortage due to slow Western aid
The new offensive in Kursk Oblast targets Russian logistics and advances towards the Glushkovo district center. While Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has highlighted a stark imbalance in artillery capabilities, with only 4 out of 14 planned brigades fully equipped due to the slow pace of Western aid.
He also reported that Russian drone attacks on Ukraine have intensified, with over 640 Shahed-type drones launched at the country in September alone.
Zelenskyy: many promised Western weapons still not delivered to Ukraine
Speaking at Yalta YES forum he said he will present his plan of victory to US President Joe Biden and presidential candidates.
Is Russia’s changing nuclear doctrine a significant concern – or just another empty threat?
Russia hints at revising its nuclear policy after more than 50 such threats since invading Ukraine. Citing Western "escalation," Moscow suggests lowering atomic use thresholds, sparking fresh global alarm.
Germany fears Russian defeat, says foreign policy expert
Dr. Benjamin Tallis claims Berlin fears a Ukrainian win could destabilize Russia.
Germans want Ukraine to win – but not Scholz, says foreign policy expert
The rise of populist parties in Germany's recent elections signals frustration with the federal government, not a demand to end military aid to Ukraine. Dr. Benjamin Tallis argues that Chancellor Scholz’s cautious stance on aid contrasts with public opinion, which strongly supports a Ukrainian victory.
“All the strikes we could make, if we had US permission”: Ukraine’s 300-km deep plan for Russia
Ukraine's military strategists are lobbying the US to "stop protecting Russian territory from Ukrainian forces" and approve a catalog of military targets they can strike inside Russia
Americans now more likely to see Ukraine winning war after Kursk incursion, poll shows
A substantial 63% of Americans sympathize with Ukraine in its war with Russia, according to a recent YouGov survey. This overwhelming support comes despite varied opinions on which side is currently winning, with only 3% of respondents expressing sympathy for Russia.
Budget crunch: Will Germany keep supporting Ukraine?
One of Ukraine's strongest allies has imposed a spending cap despite Ukraine's ongoing offensive in Russia's Kursk Oblast, fearing the surge of far-right parties in coming elections. But experts warn, "If Russia wins, we'd need to find much, much more in Germany's budget.''
Ukraine’s defense diplomacy: How Kyiv shepherds Western aid into domestic arms
Ukraine’s weapons producers are operating at only 30% of their capacity. The Ukrainian state is trying to bridge this gap by attracting Western funds to its cheap and effective domestic arms producers. Are they succeeding?