NATO

Germany is a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield. They have some of the best tanks in the world, and their weapons are deadly accurate and precise.

Putin and his generals are running out of tricks and maneuvers. Though we do not deny the tragedy that happened when Russia started to strike civilian areas throughout (our recent count is at least 77 missiles fired), this event will have a very minimal impact on how Russian troops will defend or attack in the coming weeks.

As winter draws closer, the Ukrainian military is shifting gears and making sure they can support their troops with the right kind of equipment and weaponry.

Russia just up and left its second most important city, St. Petersburg.

Ukraine’s 24/7 warfare, targeting weak Russian positions and strategic outposts, it is undeniable at this point that Zelensky’s troops have made a massive dent in the war.

We’re not saying Ukraine is taking advantage of all the donations headed their way and making the war a financial hub for the nation’s increased GDP, but for months, the country has shown they have the capacity (and most importantly, the willpower) to push through the war 24/7.

Last week, Greece’s government wrote an official letter to the EU, the UN, and NATO to help them condemn Turkey and its president Recep Tayyip Erdogan for its threats to the country.

In 2020, the French government aimed to cut back on their military presence in the Sahel region to reportedly “make room for a stronger European commitment.”

If there’s one thing the world fears of Russia, it’s their highly trained intelligence and spy network.

When the Ukraine-Russia war started, a Silicon Valley CEO sent an open letter to European leaders offering help to modernize military strategies by integrating artificial intelligence (AI).

The US Air Force will be sending six F-22 Raptors fighter jets to Poland in support of NATO’s “air shielding” mission.

Undisclosed US administration authorities have verified to a report that the US Navy drills in the Black Sea have been canceled due to the dangerous situation brought upon by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.