Analysis
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ANALYSIS: The Occupied Crimea Blackout, What the Numbers Actually Confirm
Thirty-eight energy facilities knocked offline in just over a month: that is the figure circulating since July 6, 2026 regarding occupied Crimea and the…
FACT CHECK: Decoding whether Fire Point is aiming at Moscow, in three stages
The Ukrainian company Fire Point is developing a family of strike systems that, according to several specialized sources, would progressively target increasingly deep points…
DECODING: Why Fire Point matters more than it seems
Behind every deep Ukrainian strike that makes headlines sits a production chain rarely mentioned. That chain has a name: Fire Point.
ANALYSIS: The Omsk strike in five numbers
On July 6, 2026, Ukrainian drones struck the Omsk refinery for the first time, nearly 2,500 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, according to Reuters.
FACT CHECK: Ust-Luga and Primorsk, the questions few outlets are asking
The Ust-Luga oil terminal on the Baltic Sea was struck twice in one week by long-range Ukrainian drones, according to an established journalistic source,…
DECODING: Chasiv Yar, the Kanal micro-district holding out against Russian attrition
For several months now, Chasiv Yar has remained one of the most intensely contested urban zones on the entire front, according to data reported…
ANALYSIS: Occupied Crimea's blackout, and what Western observers are taking from it
Since the start of July 2026, a methodical campaign of Ukrainian strikes has knocked out no fewer than 37 energy facilities in occupied Crimea…
FACT CHECK: where things stand on Fire Point and its missiles said to target Moscow
Fire Point, a Ukrainian defense manufacturer, made a string of technical announcements in 2026 about its FP-5, FP-7 and FP-9 missiles, announcements often repeated…
DECODING: Fire Point, one week later, the picture taking shape
Fire Point produces roughly 200 long-range strike drones per day, across its FP-1 and FP-2 families, according to data reported by DroneXL on March…