Why Russia Uses Air Balloons and How to Counteract Them
What are these seemingly crude aerial vehicles capable of and are we at risk of underestimating air balloons as Russia's latest weapon against Ukraine?
The IOC Leaves No Option but to Boycott the 2024 Olympics
The International Olympic Committee insists on allowing Russian athletes to compete while their government kills Ukrainian athletes and coaches. The rest of the world should let them compete alone.
How Russians Infiltrate Ukraine’s Allies and What to Do About It
Americans and Europeans are in the same predicament as Ukraine. Russia wants to undermine their civilization, which is based on the very freedom that would discredit the Moscow regime.
After a Year of Russia’s War against Ukraine – Where do Things Stand
First anniversary of Russian invasion proves Ukraine far more resilient than expected.
Make Russia Pay
In fighting for the survival of our system, not just ensuring Ukraine’s success, transferring Russian frozen assets is essential to rebuild Ukraine and to ensure the West’s defense
Day of the Military Journalist: Reflections from One of Our Own
For a military journalist, the war is like a drug – once you’ve seen it up close and felt those emotions, you have to go back. It’s your duty to report the truth to the world.
Fixing the State Customs Service in Ukraine
While one bad apple continues to spoil the cart, corruption and illegal schemes must be rooted out of the State Customs Service and a positive reform plan put in place.
Ukraine Needs Simple Mortars – Not Only F16s
A quick rundown of what Ukraine needs now to arm its infantry units and build an advantage over Russian Federation forces in close combat.
Abrams Tanks – Nightmare of Russian Invaders
U.S. President Joe Biden has announced that M1 Abrams main battle tanks will be sent to Ukraine.
Ban Russia from Olympics
Russia shows no sign of remorse or retreat, and the West, by allowing its athletes and artists to perform worldwide, sends a message that genocide, invasion, and war crimes are somewhat tolerable.
The Russian Economy: Budgetary Black Hole or Controlled Crash Landing?
Moscow and those in the West who stand to gain from continued business with Russia insist the sanctions aren’t working. The budget deficit tells another story.
Ukrainians Don’t Need To Be Told War Is Terrible
The last thing Ukrainians need or want is that brand of condescension coming from Westerners who urge them to accept their own annihilation for the sake of a modus vivendi disguised as altruism.
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