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Ukraine’s Domestic AI Compute Plan Turns Data Sovereignty Into a Defence Requirement
Kyiv and Kyivstar plan to develop computing capacity inside Ukraine as military demand becomes a central driver of artificial intelligence. The project shows that sovereign compute, protected data and wartime resilience are becoming defence capabilities in their own right. Ukraine…
Volgograd strike suggests Ukraine is widening its campaign against Russia’s defence industry
A reported Ukrainian missile strike on Volgograd has pointed to a further expansion of Kyiv’s long-range campaign against Russia’s military-industrial base, after regional authorities confirmed damage to production facilities in the southern Russian city. The attack took place overnight on…
Ukraine Hits Russian Naval Support Ships in Kerch as Crimea Pressure Campaign Widens
The reported strikes on Volga, Vyatka, Petropavlovsk and S-400 components point to a Ukrainian campaign aimed not only at damaging Russian assets, but at weakening Crimea’s military and logistics architecture. Ukraine’s Security Service has reported strikes on Russian military support…
Fire Point: How Ukrainian Innovation is Reinventing Air Defence
Fire Point’s ambitious interceptor programme highlights Ukraine’s growing role as a driver of European security innovation amid rising demand for advanced missile defence systems. For much of the past four years, Ukraine has been viewed primarily as a consumer of…
Belarus Relay Stations Stop Operating After Zelenskyy Warning
Belarus-based relay stations allegedly used by Russia to help guide drone attacks against western and northern Ukraine have stopped operating, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, marking a notable shift in Kyiv’s effort to reduce Minsk’s practical support for Moscow’s war.…
Germany’s F126 Cancellation Exposes the Cost of Europe’s Naval Procurement Problem
Germany’s decision to cancel its F126 frigate programme has turned one of Europe’s most ambitious naval projects into a warning about the limits of defence rearmament when money, industrial capacity and programme control do not move at the same pace.…
Ukraine’s Crimea Strikes Expose Russia’s Growing Vulnerability on the Peninsula
Ukraine’s latest wave of strikes against Russian-occupied Crimea has exposed a growing weakness in Moscow’s position on the peninsula, as Kyiv expands its campaign from frontline military targets to the energy, fuel and logistics systems that sustain Russia’s southern war…
Russian Fuel Rationing Moves East as Ukraine’s Strike Campaign Hits Domestic Supply
Fuel restrictions reported in Omsk and Novosibirsk suggest Ukraine's strike campaign against Russian energy infrastructure is moving beyond occupied Crimea and into Russia's domestic supply system.
Harmattan AI: France’s 5,000-Drone Order Signals a New Era for European Defence Innovation
France’s decision to order 5,000 drones from Harmattan AI, the Dassault Aviation-backed defence technology company, marks more than a procurement milestone. It is a powerful statement about the direction of European security policy, industrial strategy and technological ambition. The agreement,…
Ukraine’s Dubna Strike Points to Wider Campaign Against Russia’s Command Architecture
Ukraine’s reported strike on the Dubna satellite communications centre near Moscow suggests Kyiv is extending its long-range campaign beyond energy and logistics targets towards the communications infrastructure that supports Russia’s military command system. Ukraine’s reported strike on the Dubna satellite…