Just another casual day in Russia's "demilitarization" playbook: dropping massive guided bombs on a sleepy neighborhood of private family houses in Kharkiv.
Another day, another batch of Russian weapons landing right on top of civilian homes. This time, the targets of the Russian military genius were 15 private houses.
We are done just waiting for handouts; now we are inviting everyone to the assembly line.
The President is floating a new plan to finally put some concrete numbers on how long people have to serve.
It only took a full-scale war at the doorstep to get the bureaucracy moving on defense.
Donald Tusk just got a surprisingly warm nudge from Washington about setting up shop in Poland for good.
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.