Ukraine

Ukraine’s military has nearly doubled its weapons acquisitions in 2024, prioritizing domestic drone production to counter Russia’s aggression.

US rushes air defense to Ukraine, invests in domestic production there as a defense firm plans the first US arms plant in the war zone.

Ukrainian drones sink Russian ship Caesar Kunikov, striking a blow to Russia’s Black Sea Fleet and showcasing advanced naval warfare tactics.

Facing mounting pressure, the US rushes second Patriot missile system to Ukraine as Russia pummels cities from above.

In a daring display of covert operations, Ukrainian special forces are reportedly targeting Russian mercenaries in Syria and Sudan, showcasing Kyiv’s resolve to challenge Putin’s proxies far beyond its borders.

Today, one could argue the collective West remains idle to a brewing threat that uses various hybrid means of warfare to continue causing strife, which benefits the overall geopolitical standing and furthers favorable negotiations for the Russian Federation. It is now up to world leaders and constituents to expand their scope and realize today’s threats.

NATO must adopt a decisive stance by employing its air defenses to intercept Russian missiles, demonstrating a commitment to protect its allies and deterring further aggression from adversaries like Russia.

President Biden authorizes Ukraine to use American-supplied weapons for limited strikes inside Russia, escalating US role in the conflict.

Ukraine scrambles as Russia jams US-supplied weapons, forcing Kyiv to seek upgrades and raising fears America lags in electronic warfare.

The Biden administration is wrestling with whether to allow Ukraine to use US weapons against Russia, a move that could escalate the war.

The unassuming RQ-20 Puma drone, designed for US Special Operations, has become a crucial eye in the storm for Ukrainian forces.

The US Air Force equips Ukrainian JDAM-ER bombs with “hunter-killer” HOJ (Home-on-GPS Jam) seekers to neutralize Russian GPS jamming.