Instead of just sending missiles that always run out, France is like "here, have the blueprints." Zelenskyy just dropped the news that we are getting production licenses.
The big government reset is officially on. Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has submitted her resignation to parliament.
While everyone was arguing about geopolitics, our drone guys went on a weekend shopping spree through occupied territories, leaving nine power substations and Russia's precious energy bridge in the dark.
Because nothing says 'military necessity' quite like blowing up civilian homes and a hospital in the middle of the night.
It is that time of the season again. Bills to extend martial law and mobilization have landed in the Rada, pushing the timeline well into autumn 2026.
While everyone was sleeping, Ukrainian drones went on an absolute rampage across Crimea and Russia, turning ferries, patrol boats, and fuel tanks into a massive fireworks show.
Just when you thought the black market of drone warfare couldn't get any weirder, Ukrainian soldiers decided to play real-life Starcraft on the Dnipro River.
Emmanuel Macron just dropped some massive news, promising beautiful French fighter jets and localized missile production. There's just one tiny, tiny catch.
Just when the news cycle felt like a repetitive loop, the guys from the Skelya battalion decided to remind everyone how a classic, deep-penetration breakthrough is done.
While everyone is looking at the ground war, Ukraine's drone masters are playing a very aggressive game of Battleship in the Black Sea—and they have just logged an absolute massacre.
Paris is hosting a massive meetup of the "coalition of the willing," and Zelenskyy is showing up with a domestic anti-ballistic system that wants to challenge the big leagues.
Messing with global shipping is the fastest way to get a customized, high-precision delivery from the US Central Command. Here is why the Persian Gulf just lit up.