Infantry Up Close, More and Better Bombardment, Helping America ‘Win’
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Lukashenko Ran From Putin to Xi Looking for Cover
Lukashenko’s Beijing trip exposed a ruler seeking Chinese cover as Kyiv raises the cost of Belarus’ role in Russia’s war.
Resurgent Ukraine: Why Cautious Optimism Is Warranted
Ukraine’s paradox: growing military strength is still tempered by diplomatic vulnerability.
Not Peace Talks – Victory Talks
Russia has already lost this war and Vladimir Putin stands at the lip of the trash heap reserved for history’s loser autocrats. The push that sends him over it will come from his own.
The New Line Kyiv Quietly Built Into NATO
Behind a formal advisory council lies a growing system for wartime coordination
between Ukraine and Western militaries.
US Congress Can Make Russia Pay for Its War Crimes
The past two presidents have been reluctant to compel the seizure of frozen Russian assets. A new push in Congress might compel Trump to do it.
‘Negotiations’ Are Traps – How Russia Tweaks Language to Deceive the West
Every concession framed as “diplomacy” is a village burned. Every time Western leaders repeat Russian “newspeak,” they become its amplifiers.
Odesa Will Be Rebuilt, and the First Cranes May Turn on the Lower Danube
Rebuilding Odesa is a European priority. But a meaningful share of the capital, contractors and materials needed to rebuild it will be staged through the EU.
Ukraine’s Warning Britain Still Refuses to Heed
The war in Ukraine has forced Britain and the rest of Europe to take its defense spending seriously.
Ukraine May Be on the Cusp of a Turning Point in Its War Against Russia
Evaluations of Russian military superiority have underestimated Ukrainian military resiliency, weapons production ingenuity, and growing military prowess.
How Putin Will Fall – Part 1: Chronicle of a Coming Succession
Putin is the creation of a system of power. But what happens when the creation falls afoul of the creator? In Part I, we explore whether an alternative to Putin’s failing war machine exists.
Hell in Crimea
Crimea was Putin’s crown jewel – proof of Russian greatness. Now, isolated by drones and abandoned by its fleet, it’s becoming the symbol of his undoing.
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