Tag: Donetsk

Ukraine drafts 160K troops as Russia makes big gains in Donetsk—and North Korean troops arrive. Tensions rise on every front.

The war in Ukraine has evolved into a grueling battle of attrition, where strategic military planning is pivotal for determining the outcome.

In a display of resilience and solidarity, President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Avdiivka, a town bearing the scars of conflict, affirming Ukraine’s unwavering spirit amid the turmoil of almost two year of war.

Former U.S. Army Infantryman Dalton J. Medlin, known among comrades as “Gimli”, a member of the “Chosen Company,” tragically lost his life while fighting in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, with exact details of his death and the company’s mission still undisclosed.

Amidst escalating regional tensions and a defense procurement scandal, Ukraine’s President Zelensky replaces Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov with Rustem Umerov, signaling the urgent need for new leadership strategies amidst a backdrop of ongoing conflict and geopolitical negotiations.

Morale among Russian troops in Ukraine’s Donbas region is “exceedingly low” at the moment.

Russia is looking to take over parts of occupied Ukraine through annexation.

Ukrainian Special Forces Destroy a Key Bridge in the Donetsk region

Ukrainian Head of Military Intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, claims that Russia plans to seize the eastern portion of Ukraine completely in an attempt to create a division similar to that of North and South Korea, splitting Ukraine into two.

Dolna Krupa, Slovakia — Paramilitary and influence operations can take many forms. They could be a team of Delta Force operators conducting Operational Preparation of the Battlefield (OPB) in an unstable region; they could be a CIA front company creating a pro-U.S. narrative in a far-away country; but they could also be a Russian biker-gang […]

Syrian Conflict The Syrian War started in 2011 as an uprising and protests against the government of Syria led by Bashar Al Assad. Developments:  The October 15 deadline has passed for the Russian-Turkish deal which allowed for a buffer zone between the city of Idlib and Syrian/Russian forces. The rebels were told to leave the […]

The Syrian Civil War  The Syrian conflict started in 2011 as an uprising against the government of Bashar Al Assad but quickly spiraled in a Civil War. The original rebel force, known as the Free Syrian Army, was splintered into several groups, one of which is ISIL (the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant). […]