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NARRATIVE: The Week Ukraine Targeted Russian Missile Factories and Their Satellites
The week of 18 to 25 June 2026 marked a decisive stage in Ukraine's deep-strike strategy. Ukraine is no longer content merely
PROFILE: The Oil Market of June 2026, Buffeted by Iran, Putin and Ukrainian Drones
June 2026 will be remembered as the month in which the global oil market simultaneously absorbed three shocks of rare magnitude. First:
OPINION: Russia Running Dry — Ukrainian Drones Create Shortages in 53 Russian Regions
We have long been told that sanctions were not biting, that Russia was holding, that the Russian war economy was resilient. In
REPORT: The Choe Hyon — North Korea launches its largest destroyer with nuclear missiles aboard
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea officially commissioned the 5,000-ton destroyer Choe Hyon. It is the largest and most advanced surface vessel
ESSAY: The KN-23 missile — when Ukraine becomes Kim Jong-un's laboratory
There is one statistic I want to engrave in the mind of every Western strategist who still thinks the war in Ukraine
PROFILE: Golden Dome — The Missile Shield That Wants to Save Tomorrow's America
There is something profoundly American in the concept of the Golden Dome: the idea that a nation can build an impenetrable shield
ESSAY: A Billion for Drones — When the West Finally Chooses Ukraine's War Industry
For more than four years, Western support for Ukraine followed a simple and largely insufficient model: manufacture elsewhere, deliver over there. Missiles
EDITORIAL: Zircons Over Kyiv — Ukraine Without Enough Patriots Facing the Missile Rain
On June 2, 2026, Russia launched eight Zircon hypersonic missiles against Kyiv. It was the largest Zircon attack of the year —
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: