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Belarus’s Lukashenko Does a 180 on Ukraine, Abandons Russian Victory Rhetoric
When Russia invaded Ukraine from Belarus in 2022, Lukashenko told Kyiv to surrender “because the Kremlin will win.” Now he’s worried about drones.
Poland Winning the Argument about 1943 but Losing the Fight for 2026
Warsaw’s reaction to Ukraine honoring the UPA is threatening its leadership role at the upcoming Gdańsk Recovery Conference and marginalizing it from crucial European security talks.
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Belarus’s Lukashenko Does a 180 on Ukraine, Abandons Russian Victory Rhetoric
When Russia invaded Ukraine from Belarus in 2022, Lukashenko told Kyiv to surrender “because the Kremlin will win.” Now he’s worried about drones.
Poland Winning the Argument about 1943 but Losing the Fight for 2026
Warsaw’s reaction to Ukraine honoring the UPA is threatening its leadership role at the upcoming Gdańsk Recovery Conference and marginalizing it from crucial European security talks.
Special Ops Amateur Hour, More Booms and Zelensky Snookers Himself
The latest musings from Stefan Korshak on Ukrainian behind-the-scenes political maneuvers and media and narrative failures.
Tucker Carlson Raises Red Flags Again With Bogus ‘Journalist Union’ Rep
Fired Fox News host interviews representative of group critics say is “neither a Union nor professional journalists” but shills for Moscow’s political and religious worldviews.
Russia's War Casualties: Insight into Russian Losses in Ukraine
Russia has made no public statements on the military casualty figures it has suffered in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but Kyiv claims 22,920 died in Ukraine in October alone.
Russian MiG-31s With Kinzhal Missiles Over the Black Sea: What You Need to Know
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has announced that Russian Air Force MiG-31 warplanes will begin “permanent patrols” of the Black Sea.
Why The US's New Speaker of the House is Bad News For Ukraine
Congressman Mike Johnson of Louisiana's strong anti-Ukraine record speaks for itself: Ominous times are ahead for Ukraine's US support.
The Evolution of Russia's ‘Red Lines’ and Nuclear Threats
Recently, the Kremlin's threats to the West and Ukraine about crossing certain "red lines" have turned into an anecdote reminiscent of the famous "China’s final warning.”
Can the Russian Army Really Be that Stupid? (One Guess)
Over the past three weeks, Russia has thrown away something like two to four brigades of trained, regular army troops, against the very strongest Ukrainian fortifications, in the area of Avdiivka.
How Seriously Should We Take Russia’s Promises to Field Two ‘New’ Artillery Systems?
Russian state weapons manufacturer Rostec, says that two new self-propelled artillery systems have successfully passed acceptance tests and will now go into mass production.
Ukraine Eyes Israel’s New ‘Iron Beam’ Missile Defense – Here’s What it Can Do
In response to attacks by Hamas, the IDF is bringing its new Iron Beam anti-missile system into service ahead of schedule. Ukraine has had its sights on this laser weapon for some time.
Terrahawk Paladin: Ukraine's New Drone Destroyer Arriving Just in Time for Winter
The new British air defense system will be an essential addition to the defense of critical infrastructure against anticipated attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles and incoming missiles.
The Iranian Missiles That Could Soon Be Heading to Russia
Russia needs as many missiles as it can get. With UN restrictions on missile technology about to expire, Iran can now supply their Fateh-110 and Zolfaghar ballistic missiles.
How Soviet-Style Denunciations Got a 21st-Century Makeover in Russia
Russians who want to snitch on those who oppose Putin’s war or engage in any unacceptable political or anti-social activity can now use modern technology to pass on their accusations.
ANALYSIS: Belarus’s Lukashenko Does a 180 on Ukraine, Abandons Russian Victory Rhetoric
When Russia invaded Ukraine from Belarus in 2022, Lukashenko told Kyiv to surrender “because the Kremlin will win.” Now he’s worried about drones.
June 16, 2026