Tag: ukraine

Putin Is in a Pickle: The Rising Cost of Financing Russia’s War

Steve Schneider - July 30, 2026

A Foreign Policy article, “The Kremlin’s Easy Money Is Gone,” argues that Putin is in a pickle: Russia can still finance the war in...

How Strikes on a Russian E-Commerce Giant Are Bringing the War Home

Steve Schneider - July 28, 2026

Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer, have targeted several warehouses across Russia and Russian-occupied Crimea, killing nine people and injuring dozens....

Has Trump Declared War on Russia?

Richard C. Young - July 13, 2026

No one can deny that President Donald Trump made every effort to make peace between Russia and Ukraine. Now, Paul Craig Roberts suggests Trump,...

Tricking Russian Hypersonic Missiles Into Thinking They’re Over Peru

Steve Schneider - July 10, 2026

Ukrainian defense technology company Cascade Systems, founded in 2022, said its Lima electronic warfare (EW) system has evolved from countering drones and glide bombs...

Russia Exploits Ukraine’s Dwindling Patriot Missile Stocks

Steve Schneider - July 7, 2026

Ukraine is facing a critical shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles, creating what analysts describe as a "window of vulnerability" that Russia is exploiting by...

The Mighty Giant Meets the Drone Age: Life Measured in Minutes

Steve Schneider - July 2, 2026

An increasing number of reports suggest that Russian soldiers are suffering extremely high casualty rates on the front lines in Ukraine as drone warfare...

Ukraine’s Amazon for War: Inside the e-Points Marketplace Transforming the Battlefield

Steve Schneider - June 26, 2026

A Business Insider report explains that Ukraine’s “e-Points” system is reshaping how its military chooses and prioritizes targets by rewarding verified battlefield successes with...

Could the Black Sea Be a Warning for the World’s Navies?

Steve Schneider - June 23, 2026

Ukraine’s Drone Navy and the Global Shift to Unmanned Warfare In the Black Sea, Ukraine has used uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) to weaken Russia’s fleet,...

Part II: Interview with Robert Doar (AEI)

Debbie Young - June 22, 2026

In Kim Strassel’s interview with Robert Doar, president of AEI, she begins the discussion with the Ukraine battlefield, a place where Americans don’t hear...

Moscow Is Burning: Ukraine Launches Largest Drone Attack Yet

Steve Schneider - June 19, 2026

Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow since the war began, sending nearly 200 drones toward the Russian capital, reports the BBC. The...

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