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NARRATIVE: Nights of Fire Over Occupied Donetsk — Drones, Blackouts, and the Sky as Counteroffensive
In the night of June 28-29, 2026, darkness spread across parts of the territories Moscow illegally occupies. Widespread power outages were reported
ESSAY: The North Holds — Chernihiv, Bryansk, and the Next Offensive Putin Is Preparing
In northern Ukraine, in Chernihiv, families received mandatory evacuation notices on July 1, 2026. Twelve border communities were designated first; seven others
COMMENTARY: Kharkiv under drones June 30 to July 1 — eight wounded, four attacks, zero chance
Between June 30 at 11:45 PM and July 1 at 5:30 AM, Russia carried out four separate attacks in Kharkiv Oblast, wounding
DECODING: Putin accuses NATO of plotting attacks — a reading before the Ankara summit
On June 30, 2026, Vladimir Putin claimed that NATO and Ukraine were "plotting joint attacks" against Russia, according to reports from RBC-Ukraine.
TESTIMONY: After Putin, Russia will remain a threat — a Swedish intelligence chief shatters the illusion
On June 30, 2026, Thomas Nilsson, head of Swedish military intelligence, spoke words that deserve to be read slowly: "We do not
COMMENTARY: Ukraine is burning Russia's refineries — Moscow imports its fuel and rations 25 regions
On June 30, 2026, Ukrainian energy analyst Mykhailo Honchar, president of the Centre for Global Studies "Strategy XXI," published in ZN.UA an
OPEN LETTER: Seven railway crossings closed — Russia tightens its grip on its NATO neighbors
Effective July 1, 2026, Russia has closed seven railway border crossings with its NATO member neighbors. The decree was signed by Prime
COLUMN: Ukrainian bodies come back booby-trapped — Russia crosses a line nothing can justify
On June 30, 2026, Euromaidan Press published information that surpasses in horror much of what this war has already produced: Ukrainian police
OPINION: The CRINK axis — China, Russia, Iran, North Korea converge in war
There is an acronym that has been circulating for several months in the corridors of Washington think tanks, in Atlantic Council reports,