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Analysis· No. 485

ANALYSIS: Freya, the $700,000 Interceptor That Wants to Rewrite Ukraine's Air Defense

On the sidelines of the Ramstein 35 summit, a quiet but potentially historic agreement was signed between Ukraine and Germany. Its subject:

Profile· No. 484

TESTIMONY: The Night Voronezh Shook — Ukraine Strikes at the Heart of the War Machine

In the night of June 22, 2026, a Ukrainian drone crossed hundreds of kilometres of Russian territory to strike the VZPP-S factory

Open letter· No. 483

OPEN LETTER: To Those Still Hesitating — Europe Must Keep Its €90 Billion Promise

I am writing to you from a moment that will be remembered. On June 25, 2026, in the city of Gdańsk —

Analysis· No. 482

FACT-CHECK: 10 ALTO NG Aircraft for Ukraine — What the Numbers Actually Confirm

On June 25, 2026, a report circulated through military media outlets and specialized Telegram channels: Ukraine had reportedly received 10 ALTO NG

Essay· No. 481

ESSAY: Konstantynivka Burns — and Russia Advances, Block by Block

Some figures do not lie. Fifty-six combat engagements recorded in a single day on the Ukrainian front — nine simultaneously active sectors

Reportage· No. 480

NARRATIVE: The Belarus repeaters — Minsk, a platform for guiding Russian drones

On June 21, 2026, President Zelensky revealed the existence of four Russian repeater stations installed in the oblasts of Gomel and Brest

Profile· No. 479

PROFILE: Putin facing the mirror — he admits Ukraine's impact and denies his own economy

On June 23, 2026, Vladimir Putin spoke words that no one in his circle would have imagined hearing eighteen months earlier. He

Commentary· No. 478

COMMENTARY: SBU and FBI against Russian hackers — the digital threat facing the West

On June 25, 2026, the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) jointly published an exposé of a

Note· No. 477

OPINION: 800,000 targets struck — the first half of 2026 proves Ukraine is droning this war

Some numbers, when you read them for the first time, force you to stop. More than 800,000 Russian military targets struck by