As Iranian War Continues, Ukraine Must Learn From Its Lessons
The renewed escalation between the US, Israel and Iran offers Ukraine several lessons on military planning, alliance politics, Middle East diplomacy, and the limits of Russia’s global reach.
When the War Disappears From the Front Page, so Does Our Seriousness
News of Russia’s war against Ukraine has inured the public to its horrors. The media adapts to stressed attention spans.
What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
With the tide turning in the war, it is highly likely that Russia will choose to escalation.
Turkiye Helps Secure the NATO Loose Cannon
Why the NATO summit in Ankara can be considered a success.
Ongoing Polish-Ukrainian Friction: A Perspective from Kyiv
The current Polish-Ukrainian spat over historical issues continues to fester and needs to be handled responsibly, worthy of today's, not yesterday's, challenges.
In a Fuel Crisis, Russia Prioritizes Fuel for Terrorizing Civilians
Despite claims of great-power status, Russia’s fuel crisis exposes a weak regime diverting resources from its own citizens to intensify strikes on innocent Ukrainian civilians.
NATO, Nixon and Section 1250A
NATO’s and much of the world’s trust in the US for their security has been shaken. Justified or not, this is a good time to prepare for a new reality.
Azov Mayhem, Tavria Offensive Tactics, How to Shoot Stuff Down
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
The Bill for Crimea Comes Due for Putin
Crimea, a symbol of Putin neo-imperial project, has become the place that will bankrupt Putin’s political capital.
Panic in the Kremlin as NATO’s Ankara Commitments Show the West Is Finally Funding Ukraine’s Victory
Moscow’s fury over NATO’s Ankara summit exposes its fear that long-term aid, defense production and air defense support are shifting the war’s balance.
Wherever You Look, Drones
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on last week’s developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Holding the Military’s Soviet Legacy Accountable
For years, cadets complained about Ukraine’s top military academy. Now they want accountability.
OPINION: The Bill for Crimea Comes Due for Putin
Crimea, a symbol of Putin neo-imperial project, has become the place that will bankrupt Putin’s political capital.
July 11, 2026