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ANALYSIS: the energy blackout gripping occupied Crimea
Since the beginning of July 2026, a methodical campaign of Ukrainian strikes has knocked out 37 energy facilities in occupied Crimea and occupied Donbas,…
FACT CHECK: Fire Point takes aim at Moscow, the rise of Ukraine's ballistic program
Ukrainian company Fire Point claims its FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile has a range of 3,000 kilometers, according to Euromaidan Press dated June 21, 2026,…
COLUMN: The F-16 and Patriot duo that shot down Russia's top fighter
Three Ukrainian F-16s and a Patriot battery combined their capabilities to shoot down a top-tier Russian fighter, according to Euromaidan Press dated July 9,…
DECODING: Fire Point, the company that changed the range of the war
A Ukrainian company now produces roughly 200 long-range strike drones a day, according to remarks attributed to its co-founder Denys Shtilerman and reported by…
ANALYSIS: The Omsk strike, the raid that redefines Ukraine's reach
On July 6, 2026, Ukrainian drones struck the Omsk refinery for the first time, a complex located roughly 2,500 kilometers from Ukraine's borders, according…
DECODING: Zelensky's diplomacy between Washington and Brussels this summer
President Volodymyr Zelensky has multiplied, over recent weeks, his diplomatic trips and interventions with Washington and Brussels, in a context where Western military and…
DECODING: Ukraine's economic resilience under Russia's summer strikes
As the Russian military multiplies its strikes against Ukrainian energy and industrial infrastructure, Ukraine's economy continues, against the expectations of some pessimistic observers, to…
FACT-CHECK: what the closure of Hormuz really means for the global economy
On July 12, 2026, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps declared the Strait of Hormuz closed, citing the massive American strikes of the preceding nights…
DECODING: Iran isolated but still defiant after the American response
In a matter of days, the Islamic Republic of Iran found itself in a position its own leaders probably could not have imagined a…