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The three-day moratorium on strikes against each other’s capitals – a diplomatic courtesy extended during the American negotiating team’s visit…
American diplomacy returned to center stage this weekend – though the urgency behind it has less to do with Ukraine…
Over the past two days, Russian forces claimed two more villages in Zaporizhzhya, Odessa lost its lights twice, Ukrainian drones…
The final days of August brought no respite along Ukraine’s front lines — and the opening of September has done…
Russia’s strike campaign against Ukrainian rear areas has entered a qualitatively different phase. What had begun a pattern of precision…
Russia’s battlefield tactics have evolved in ways that conventional military thinking struggles to accommodate — and the results are showing…
The reason Ukraine went quiet on drones this week has nothing to do with a shortage of munitions. On August…
A sudden drop in Ukrainian drone activity is rarely a sign of restraint — it is usually a sign of…
The night of August 24 brought a broad and coordinated Russian strike campaign across southern and eastern Ukraine, with the…
The economic fallout from Russia’s Black Sea campaign is now registering on global commodity markets. Wheat prices on the Chicago…
