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Meet the Fighting Belarusians
A Q&A following your questions about Stefan Korshak's recent visit to the training base of the Belarusian unit, The Kastuś Kalinoŭski Regiment.
Is the GLSDB One of Nuland’s Promised ‘Nice Surprises’ for Putin?
In front of St Michael’s cathedral in Kyiv on Wednesday acting US Deputy Secretary of State, Victoria Nuland, said President Putin was going to get some nice surprises – this could be one of them.
Why Zelensky's Decree on Ukrainians in Russia Irked the Kremlin So Much
President Zelensky has announced that Kyiv intends to investigate Moscow’s crimes against Ukrainians on the territory of the Russian Federation, drawing the anger of the Kremlin.
Why Isn’t Russia’s Kinzhal Missile Living Up to Its Hype? (Pun Intended)
Military analysts hoping to learn lessons from the tactics, weapons and technology used by both sides in the war in Ukraine all agree that Russia’s Kinzhal 47-M2 missile has been the biggest letdown.
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Meet the Fighting Belarusians
A Q&A following your questions about Stefan Korshak's recent visit to the training base of the Belarusian unit, The Kastuś Kalinoŭski Regiment.
Is the GLSDB One of Nuland’s Promised ‘Nice Surprises’ for Putin?
In front of St Michael’s cathedral in Kyiv on Wednesday acting US Deputy Secretary of State, Victoria Nuland, said President Putin was going to get some nice surprises – this could be one of them.
Why Zelensky's Decree on Ukrainians in Russia Irked the Kremlin So Much
President Zelensky has announced that Kyiv intends to investigate Moscow’s crimes against Ukrainians on the territory of the Russian Federation, drawing the anger of the Kremlin.
Why Isn’t Russia’s Kinzhal Missile Living Up to Its Hype? (Pun Intended)
Military analysts hoping to learn lessons from the tactics, weapons and technology used by both sides in the war in Ukraine all agree that Russia’s Kinzhal 47-M2 missile has been the biggest letdown.
Declining Birth Rate, Migration, Mortality: How Will Ukraine Recover?
About 70 percent of Ukrainian women who went abroad have higher educations. Those that haven't yet found good jobs will likely do so. Businesses, if not foreign governments, may want them to stay.
French Expert’s Claims Ukraine’s F-16s and Pilots Won’t be ‘Up to the Job’ Disproved
French aviation “expert” Cyril de Lattre told RIA Novosti the limitations of F-16s destined for Ukraine and the shortcomings of its pilots could be compensated for by foreign pilots, in his opinion.
Russian Troops Claim to Grab Ground in Surprise Assault, Threaten Breakthrough in Battleground Avdiivka
A few Russian milbloggers said the Ukrainian line was smashed and Kremlin troops are advancing unopposed. That turns out to be fake news. On Tuesday neither side owned the village.
Kyiv Missile Takes Out Another Kremlin Warship – This One the Oldest in Russia’s Whole Fleet
Commented Ukraine Naval Forces official spokesman Dmitro Pletenchuk of the hit on Kommuna: “This will keep happening until the Russians run out of ships.”
House Passes Ukraine Aid: How it Happened, What it Signifies
What has happened during the last week in the US House of Representatives and what it means going forward.
Did Peace Between Russia and Ukraine Slip Through Their Fingers in April 2022?
In June during a televised broadcast President Putin held up what he said was the 2022 “peace agreement” that Ukraine had “thrown aside.” Newly acquired documents give context to his claim.
Five Big Things to Know About H.R. 8035 – the US Congress Bill on Ukraine
Kyiv Post went through the draft legislation and talked to analysts.
Ukrainian Long-Range Missile Strike Hammers Russian Airfield in Crimea, Maybe ATACMS
Russian milbloggers said that US-made ATACMS missiles were used in a damaging attack against Dzhankoi airfield. Kyiv Post research confirmed ballistic missiles of some kind struck the base.
Ukraine Uses More Kamikaze Drones of its Own Make
An examination of the Ukrainian-made UJ-22 Airborne and the AQ-400 Scythe drones.
How Russia’s Attacks Affect Ukraine’s Energy Investments
The strategic prospects for Ukraine's energy infrastructure in response to continuous Russian assault.
Know Your Enemy: the Shahed-136
The drone at the center of the Iranian-Russian axis and Tehran’s attacks on Israel has been harassing Ukrainians for nearly two years.
Where Could Ukraine Get More Patriot Missile Systems From?
Ukraine says it needs 25 Patriot systems to fully protect it from Russian missile attacks and says it knows which countries hold them. But who will give theirs up?
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French aviation “expert” Cyril de Lattre told RIA Novosti the limitations of F-16s destined for Ukraine and the shortcomings of its pilots could be compensated for by foreign pilots, in his opinion.