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FACT-CHECK: Putin admits fuel shortages — verifying the facts of June 28, 2026
On June 28, 2026, at the congress of the United Russia party, President Vladimir Putin publicly addressed Ukrainian strikes on Russian refining infrastructure and…
COMMENTARY: 1,390 Russian losses on June 22 — the monthly record that says everything
On June 22, 2026, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces recorded 1,390 Russian losses in a single day — the highest daily…
OPINION: 80% of Russians Expect the Crisis — Putin Won the War and Lost His Country
On June 25, 2026, Ukrainska Pravda published the findings of a survey that should be required reading in every European foreign ministry: 80% of…
OPEN LETTER: ARX Industries, Lynx Pro and 50,000 Robots — A Revolution the West Must Support
ARX Industries, the German-Ukrainian joint venture announced in June 2026, has set itself an objective that would have seemed like science fiction two years…
TESTIMONY: Ukraine crosses the EU threshold — first cluster opened, resistance to overcome
On June 15, 2026, the European Union and Ukraine officially opened negotiations on the first cluster of EU accession. After months of preparation, dozens…
NARRATIVE: 1,395,790 Russian soldiers — the death counter that never stops
On June 24, 2026, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published its daily report on Russian losses. The cumulative figure since…
REPORT: Ukrainian grain for Shahed drones — the network bypassing sanctions
Between September 2025 and March 2026, ships left Turkish ports loaded with Ukrainian grain. Official destination: Iran. Real destination, according to an investigation by…
ANALYSIS: Ukraine and NATO Launch a Competition to Block Russian Airfields
On June 28, 2026, Ukraine and NATO partners launched an open innovation competition with a single objective: find the technologies capable of durably disabling…
DECODING: 5% of GDP on Defense by 2035 — NATO Faces Its Historic Bill
In 2025, at the Hague summit, NATO leaders adopted an objective that had seemed unthinkable to many of them: dedicating 5% of GDP to…