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Analysis· No. 2929

Rutte demands credible NATO plans before Ankara

On the eve of the NATO summit in Ankara, Secretary General Mark Rutte shifted his tone. On July 6, he warned that

Analysis· No. 2928

Zelensky, the weary hero entering his fourth year of war

Four years ago, the world discovered a former actor who had become president almost by historical accident. Today, on the eve of

Analysis· No. 2927

27 Drone Deal Partnerships, What Ukraine's Arms Monitor Actually Confirms

The specialized newsletterUkraine's Arms Monitor published in late June and early July 2026 a summary of recent trends in Ukraine's defense industry,

Open letter· No. 2926

In Kyiv, the ZBROYA Portal Reveals a War Industry That's Accelerating

I am writing this letter because I believe you still underestimate what is happening, every week, in Ukrainian ministry offices and factories.

Profile· No. 2925

Rheinmetall Accelerates in Spain and Ukraine, the Shell the Front Is Missing

Since the start of the Russian invasion, one number keeps coming up in discussions between Western allies and Ukrainian military officials: the

Reportage· No. 2924

In Ankara, NATO Finally Names Russia a "Structural Threat" and Pledges €70 Billion

At the NATO summit held in Ankara in early July 2026, the Atlantic Alliance crossed a threshold that several diplomats had been

Essay· No. 2923

Ukraine's "Drone Deal", When a Nation at War Finances Its Own Arsenal

Since the start of July 2026, Ukraine has relaxed its export rules for domestically produced drones and weapons systems, a decision that

Column· No. 2922

Five Targets in One Night, Ukraine Flexes Its Long-Range War

On the night of July 1 to 2, 2026, Ukraine carried out a coordinated long-range strike campaign hitting simultaneously a fuel depot

Note· No. 2921

Ukraine's HUR Strikes a Russian Oil Supplier Again

Ukraine's military intelligence agency, the HUR, claims to have paralyzed the computer systems of a key supplier in the Russian oil industry

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