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EDITORIAL: Ukraine's Military Reform Betrays Those Who Have Fought Since 2022
They enlisted in February 2022, many of them voluntarily, in the first hours of their country's defense. They held Mariupol, defended Kharkiv, resisted in…
EDITORIAL: 800,000 targets in six months — Ukraine's drone revolution reshapes the war
On June 22, 2026, Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov published a figure on Telegram that deserves to be read slowly: since the start of…
EDITORIAL: France Seizes Its Fifth Phantom Tanker — Macron Declares War on Putin's Money
On June 24, 2026, the French navy stopped a ship called the Deliver. It was flying a Cameroonian flag. It had departed from Primorsk,…
EDITORIAL: Ukraine Built a Drone Nation — And No One Can Take That Away
On June 22, 2026, Ukraine's Ministry of Defence announced that 95% of all drone procurement is now sourced domestically. That single percentage point, at…
EDITORIAL: 68,900 war crimes, 97 convictions — international justice is falling behind
On June 22, 2026, Ukraine's Prosecutor General Andriy Kravchenko presented his one-year activity report — and the numbers it contained should have stopped every…
EDITORIAL: Pokrovsk under 32 assaults — Ukraine's hottest front is decided here
On June 22, 2026, Russian forces launched 32 separate assaults in the Pokrovsk sector alone within 24 hours — making it the most active…
EDITORIAL: Three hundred billion for Iran: the price of a false victory
300 billion dollars. That is the figure that circulated in dispatches of June 23, 2026 concerning the framework of the US-Iran agreement — the…
EDITORIAL: Twenty-first package: Europe must stop bargaining
Since February 24, 2022, the European Union has stacked twenty sanctions packages against Russia. Twenty packages, twenty rounds of negotiations, twenty repetitions of the…
EDITORIAL: Hegseth's six-month review — the blackmail fracturing the alliance
Some announcements change the climate of an alliance. One of them came before the Ankara summit: Pete Hegseth, the American Secretary of Defense in…