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Kharkiv Mall Revitalized in the Shadow of War

In The Robin Report, Mark Faithfull details the restoration efforts taken to save the Nikolsky Shopping and Entertainment Center in Kharkiv, Ukraine, after the...

Long-Range Sanctions: Hitting Russia Where It Hurts

Ukraine has shifted to long-range missile and drone strikes deep inside Russia, aiming to pressure the Kremlin into peace talks by targeting oil refineries...

Ukraine Strikes More Russian Gas and Oil Facilities

The Kyiv Independent reports that on Oct. 9, Ukrainian forces struck a major Russian gas processing plant in Kotovo and an oil pipeline station...

Nowhere Left to Hide: Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russian Waters

Ukrainian Special Operations Forces struck a Russian Buyan-M class missile corvette, Grad, in Lake Onega, Karelia, on October 4th, critically damaging its engine compartment...

US to Share Strike Intel with Ukraine on Russian Energy Sites

The US has agreed to provide Ukraine with intelligence for targeting Russian energy infrastructure, marking a significant policy shift under the Trump administration, according...

Russia’s War Machine Is Running on Fumes

  Russia faces a growing fuel crisis as Ukrainian drone strikes cripple refineries, pushing gas prices up 40–50% and triggering widespread shortages, according to Fortune....

Retired US Launchers Could Enable Ukraine’s Use of Tomahawk Missiles

Ukraine may receive Tomahawk missiles as the US White House reconsiders amid changing military strategies. The US Marine Corps’ retiring Long Range Fires launchers...

KALLAS: Europe Can’t End Ukraine War Alone

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warned that Europe alone cannot bear the responsibility for ending the war in Ukraine, especially as US President...

Giant Toloka Sub Drone Could Be Ukraine’s Bridge Killer

Ukraine’s new underwater drone, the Toloka TLK-1000, could pose a significant threat to Russian infrastructure, including the Crimean Bridge and Black Sea oil platforms,...

Fuel Export Ban Looms as Ukraine Hits Neftekhim Refinery for Second Time

The Kyiv Independent reports that Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) drones struck Russia’s Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat petrochemical plant in Bashkortostan on Sept. 24, sparking a...

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