Category: News + Intel

Germany, France, and other EU countries exploited a loophole in the 2014 arms embargo against Russia, exporting over $375 million in military equipment to Moscow.

Retired Brigadier General Donald Bolduc lays out the three things that must happen for Ukraine to win the war against Russia

Learn about the Excalibur GPS-guided artillery round that Canada is sending to Ukraine along with four howitzers to fire them. The Excalibur Round can put 48 pounds of high explosives through the sunroof of your SUV from 40 miles away.

ISIS has declared a new “global offensive” against Europe and Israel while the rest of the world is distracted by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.

Slovenia is donating its own set of tanks (rumored to be M-84s) to Ukraine in an effort to help the Ukrainians defend its territory against the Russian advance in Donbas.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed that dozens of Ukrainian soldiers are training in the UK, learning how to use 120 British armored vehicles before returning with them to fight in the war against Russia.

Critics of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine are growing across senior government officials and state-run enterprises. Despite this, Putin remains unfazed as the Russian offensive in Donbas continues.

The latest arms package to Ukraine includes the venerable M-18 Claymore Anti-Personnel Mine. We think they may already be over there and used by Ukrainian Special Forces to hit that 40 mile convoy that couldn’t seem to ever get moving.

Russian President Vladimir Putin claims Mariupol has been “liberated” and cancels the siege of the Azovstal Iron and Steel Works complex, where the Azov Battalion and 36th Marine Brigade hold their ground.

The new Phoenix Ghost drones are headed to Ukraine as part of President Biden’s new $800 million military aid package.

In an attempt to intimidate the West, the Russian military announced that it successfully test-fired its new intercontinental ballistic missile, the Sarmat ICBM or the Satan II.

Pentagon Spokesperson John Kirby announced that Ukraine had received more fixed-wing fighter aircraft through its allies. He did not specify which fighter jets were sent, how many units were donated, and which country gave them. He later backtracked and said only parts were sent.