Ukraine

Ukraine’s army faces rising desertions as soldiers endure relentless combat and dwindling resources. Can they hold the line under such strain?

Trump’s bold move to defeat ISIS in a year sets the stage—can his energy strategy now cripple Russia’s economy and end the war in Ukraine?

Hitchhiker: The next-gen drone interceptor tested in Ukraine, blending AI smarts with precision strikes to redefine battlefield defense.

Russia’s flamethrower drones vs. Ukraine’s thermite-dropping UAVs—tech meets tactics in a fierce drone arms race. Who’s winning the skies?

The Siberian Battalion isn’t just a paramilitary unit; it’s a living, breathing act of defiance against Putin’s empire, uniting Russian defectors and ethnic minorities in a fight for freedom and self-determination.

Who’s really firing missiles into Russia? Spoiler: It’s not Ukraine. Dive into how the US and UK control the process—and the risks ahead.

In a chilling echo of Cold War brinkmanship, Russia’s alleged use of an ICBM in Ukraine isn’t just an escalation—it’s a blunt reminder of how close the world edges toward catastrophe when nuclear rhetoric turns tangible.

The Biden administration’s latest $275 million aid package, including landmines and advanced air defenses, seems less about helping Ukraine and more about setting political landmines for President-elect Trump’s incoming peace strategy.

Russia reportedly fired an ICBM at Ukraine for the first time—a chilling escalation in a conflict that’s rewriting the rules of war.

The US is sending non-persistent land mines to Ukraine—new tools to counter shifting Russian tactics while balancing safety and strategy.

When you hand a match to someone standing in a powder keg, don’t act surprised when things start to blow up—welcome to the brink, courtesy of ATACMS and the audacity of a war spiraling out of control.

Just when you thought Biden was content to play it safe, he pulls a wildcard, handing Ukraine the green light to commit suicide by launching missiles straight into the Russian heartland.