Just another day where a residential building gets "demilitarized" by a multi-million dollar Russian missile. Because nothing says "geopolitical strategy" quite like blowing up civilian kitchens.
Remember when we started treating drone warfare as a serious military branch? Well, the first-year ROI is in, and it’s absolutely mental.
While the state works in total secrecy, a private company is building Ukrainian Iskander analogs and outsourcing the engine production to Denmark. Yes, Denmark.
The German army has realized that wartime innovation moves a tiny bit faster than peacetime procurement meetings, so they are looking at our situational awareness system for inspiration.
Western partners are about to spend a fortune safely dismantling expiring air-defense missiles. Ukraine has a much cheaper, louder, and more productive alternative.
While the rest of Europe is gently sipping espresso and debating bureaucracy, we are apparently ready to swallow their entire rulebook in one bite.
When you get absolutely demolished in a national election and lose power after 16 years, the logical next step is... getting re-elected as party boss with 99% of the votes. Absolute classic.
While the world argues about red lines and escalations, actual people here are living through the worst waves of airstrikes since the very start of the invasion. The numbers are out, and they are grim.
It was a busy night for the Ukrainian military, with targets ranging from the Black Sea to the deep Russian interior.
Journalists just crunched the data on Russia’s war dead, and the numbers are as staggering as the regional inequality.
The gears of the European Union are actually turning, and it seems Ukraine is next in line for some serious paperwork.
It turns out you can't run a modern war with Soviet-era bureaucracy, so Fedorov is finally trying to fix the actual system.