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ESSAY: UK-Ukraine strategic dialogue — when justice becomes a weapon of war
On June 23, 2026, the leaders of Ukraine and the United Kingdom published a Joint Declaration on Strategic Dialogue that deserves careful reading —…

PROFILE: Crimea besieged — portrait of a peninsula collapsing under drones
There are moments when an administrative act tells a war better than any military report. On June 26, 2026, the pro-Russian authorities installed in…

TESTIMONY: Ukraine glide-bombs Russia — in pairs, exactly as Russia did for three years
For three years, Russia pounded Ukraine with glide bombs — KABs of various calibers dropped by Su-34s and Su-30s flying in paired formations, with…

TESTIMONY: ICEYE doubles its radar satellites — the war has changed the sky forever
On June 25, 2026, Finnish company ICEYE announced its intention to double its SAR radar satellite capacity (Synthetic Aperture Radar) by late 2027. This…

TESTIMONY: Zelensky at the European Council — when Ukraine forces Europe to choose sides
On June 18, 2026, the European Council convened in Brussels under particularly tense circumstances. President Volodymyr Zelensky attended in person, accompanied by his diplomatic…

ESSAY: The Lebanon-Israel accord assassinates the ICC — when diplomacy becomes the weapon of denial
On June 27, 2026, American, Israeli, and Lebanese negotiators finalized in Washington a 14-point framework accord intended to end hostilities between Israel and Lebanon.…

PROFILE: Finland opens Europe's first M270 MLRS service center — Tampere, the artillery capital
On June 26, 2026, Finland became the first country in Europe to host a CFCS (Contractor Field Customer Support) center specialized in maintaining the…

OPEN LETTER: Moscow, your bridges are falling — Ukraine cuts your lines one night at a time
I am writing to you, Moscow, in the style you understand: that of raw facts. In the night of June 24 to 25, 2026,…

TESTIMONY: In occupied Crimea, prisoners stranded — Russia paralyzed
For more than a week, not a single political prisoner has left occupied Crimea. Not one Crimean Tatar sentenced by the occupation courts. Not…