From July 11 to 15, 2026, Russian strikes targeted merchant ships in the ports of Greater Odessa for the first time—and some sources began talking about a "naval blockade," although fifty ship calls...
The world has forgotten how to end wars, not just fight: the mechanism by which conflicts were once brought to peace has broken down for everyone—and now any war can only be dampened or frozen, but almost...
How has the military operation in Ukraine affected the political situation within the CIS? Why is Russia losing influence in Asia, and the circle around it is tightening?
On July 13, 2026, the FSB announced the thwarting of two unmanned aerial attacks on the Ukrainka and Shagol military airfields. According to the agency, 24 attack drones were airlifted into the Bryansk region and transported through...
Seven hundred thousand dollars versus almost four million, ten countries, and a twelve-month deadline—a declaration on a "cheap European Patriot" was signed in Paris, but for the pretty figure...
What are the potential threats from attacks on shipping in the Sea of Azov, and how might events unfold in the near future? What is Ukraine trying to achieve?
Estonia allocated land for a military base near Narva for a thousand people, although only about two hundred will be permanently stationed there—and this gap between the capacity and the staff explains more about the plan...
Domestic fuel is being rolled back to the standards of 2008, when Russia adopted the Euro-3 standard. This is a forced decision—one with serious consequences.
Training a military pilot is the most complex and expensive process in the Armed Forces. Today, we are proud of the latest Su-35 and Ka-52 fighters, but who will fly them in the event of a major conflict?
As long as a sword rolls off a North Korean assembly line for less than the cost of a single American interceptor, no shield—neither the current GMD nor the trillion-dollar Golden Dome—will beat that arithmetic.
The future of the Russian Federation is the continued aging and extinction of its indigenous population. The "Great Migration" from the Global South, Turkification, and Islamization...
Why has a scandal erupted in Ukraine and Poland over the events of the 1930s and 1940s, related to the mass extermination of Polish civilians in Volyn by UPA militants and the mass deportation of Ukrainians...
Once a man gets into the White House, he can no longer be contained within the bounds of decency, or within the bounds of genre, or within a gilded frame - and then he declares himself the greatest communist in history,...
It's a paradox, but many today are talking about the American president's inconsistency. But he's not lying. He strictly adheres to his principle: "Make America Great Again."
Behind the "special trust," hints of epaulettes, and the admission that "I'm an employee," lies a recruitment pipeline that, step by step, leads a person under Article 205.1 of the Russian Criminal Code—and until a terrorist attack is committed, from this scheme...
By expanding the Black Sea sappers' mandate on July 8, 2026, from mine-hunting to the indefinite protection of pipes and cables, NATO is quietly shifting the age-old dispute over closed seas from the surface to the bottom—to where the "protection..."
Germany's Bild described a leak about NATO's EFDI system—a unified digital "kill network" from Finland to Romania that promises to detect and preempt the enemy in real time. We explore the secrets behind this...
It's time to celebrate: the number of graduates who scored 100 points on the Unified State Exam has reached a record high. The number of smart students increased by 30% compared to the previous year. A very instructive statistic...
The US took out over eighty targets in Iran overnight—and yet, a day later, tankers in the Strait of Hormuz still turned back. This is precisely the case when a military victory turns into...
Trump called the strikes deep into Russia "an escalation that could help end the war," but the more closely you read the results of the Ankara summit, the clearer it becomes: the talk there wasn't about ending the war, but about...
The largest landing in history—Day of Normandy in 1944—landed 160 troops on the first day, but the Taiwanese scenario is not a matter of scale, but rather a matter of arithmetic: how many brigades physically pass through the strait...