NATO chief Mark Rutte says there is a "window of opportunity" to squeeze Russia. Translated from diplomatic speak: a bunch of countries just threw a massive pile of cash and weapons at Ukraine.
Looks like Belgium is finally moving the needle on air defense, confirming their F-16 deliveries are officially on the books for 2024.
It turns out London decided that one or two drones just weren't enough for the job.
The logistics of bringing our heroes home remain a heavy, grim reality that never really stops.
The President is packing his bags for another Ramstein summit, and the shopping list is painfully predictable.
It turns out Ukraine's defense forces have been busy turning the Russian military's logistics into a very expensive heap of scrap metal.
It turns out Diehl Defence thinks our home-grown Flamingo missiles are cool enough to put a 'Made in Germany' label on them.
This one hits a new low in the 'what were you thinking' department of treason.
The General Staff isn't promising quick exits from the front lines, linking your discharge directly to how many new recruits show up.
It turns out that trying to trigger a war just to declare martial law is a career-limiting move for a South Korean president.
It is absolutely wild out there right now, with the frontlines burning across multiple directions as the intensity hits a new peak.
Some kid from Poltava decided a few thousand hryvnias were worth trading his soul to Russian intelligence.