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TESTIMONY: The DRAGON System — Eighteen Months on Ukraine's Battlefield
On June 28, 2026, the manufacturer of the DRAGON air defense system announced the official integration of this standardized system into Ukraine's armed forces…
PROFILE: The SABER Act, the law that forces Putin to fund his own defeat
On June 23, 2026, six American senators — three Democrats and three Republicans — introduced a bill that could fundamentally transform the nature of…
TESTIMONY: The Night Zelensky Confirmed — Five Flamingos Over Putin's Factory
On June 27, 2026, in his evening video address — a routine he has not interrupted since February 24, 2022 — Volodymyr Zelensky spoke…
NARRATIVE: 7 Ukrainian civilians freed June 27 — lives stolen by Russian occupation
On June 27, 2026, 7 Ukrainian civilians were freed by Russia and returned to Ukraine. Their ages ranged from 35 to 66. They had…
ESSAY: Denmark Shuts Its Door on Ukrainian Men — Europe Is Cracking
Denmark has announced it will no longer grant temporary protection to Ukrainian men aged 23 to 60. The measure is precise, documented and unambiguous.…
PROFILE: FP-5 Flamingo — the Ukrainian missile burning Putin's forges
On the night of June 26–27, 2026, five Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo missiles struck the Titan-Barrikady industrial complex in Volgograd. The mechanical assembly building was…
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…
PROFILE: Mark Rutte, the Man of Ankara: Portrait of the Secretary Who Must Keep Trump in the Alliance
Mark Rutte. The name does not stir patriotic emotions the way Churchill's or de Gaulle's does. Nor does it provoke the emotional devotion of…
PROFILE: Mark Rutte, the Diplomat Who Tames Trump to Save NATO
He arrives at the White House with rolled-up posters under his arm, like a salesman who knows his client. Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General…