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REPORT: Congress Approves $185 Million in Weapons for Ukraine
On February 6, 2026, the State Department approved a $185 million arms sale to Ukraine, covering Class IX spare parts for Abrams tanks, Bradley…
NOTE: PURL in Five Numbers
The PURL mechanism, launched to finance the purchase of American military equipment destined for Ukraine, has taken, since its launch, an increasingly central place…
COLUMN: The 2026 NDAA and Its $800 Million for Ukraine, One Week Later
A week, in budget terms, almost never changes a number. But it often changes its framing. The 2026 NDAA, signed in early February 2026…
ANALYSIS: How American Sanctions Redrew Russia's Oil Trade
On October 22, 2025, the U.S. Treasury Department struck at the heart of Russia's war economy by sanctioning Rosneft and Lukoil simultaneously, the country's…
EDITORIAL: The $185M arms sale to Ukraine, what Washington is really signaling
One hundred and eighty-five million dollars, against a defense budget of nearly a trillion, is almost nothing; and that is precisely why the figure…
PORTRAIT: the NDAA 2026 and its $800 million for Ukraine, the questions worth asking
Eight hundred million dollars, buried inside a nine-hundred-billion-dollar bill, can travel through an entire legislative session without a single headline of its own.
FACT CHECK: $15.1 billion for cyberdefense, the Pentagon's new budget front
The American defense budget for fiscal year 2026 allocates $15.1 billion to cybersecurity, according to data published by MeriTalk in 2026.
PORTRAIT: PURL, the American mechanism that mobilized 21 allies for Ukraine
The PURL mechanism — Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List — has mobilized 21 allied countries and two partners around a shared goal: funding the purchase…
INVESTIGATION: The 2026 NDAA and its $800 million for Ukraine
On February 7, 2026, an American law worth $901 billion was signed, containing one discreet but decisive line: $800 million earmarked to support Ukraine…