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Kyiv Attack Shows Why Air Defence Alone Is Not Enough
Russia’s latest missile and drone attack on Kyiv killed at least ten people and injured 34, according to updated casualty figures. The strike points to a longer problem for Ukraine: how to defend large cities if Russian air attacks continue…
From burning refineries to maritime blockade: a new strategy of pressure on Russia
Ukraine’s sustained strikes on Russian refineries, fuel infrastructure and maritime logistics are no longer isolated operations, but part of a wider strategy to weaken the Kremlin’s war economy, disrupt energy exports and turn Russia’s own blockade tactics back against it.…
Ukraine targets Russia’s satellite communications as war moves deeper into space infrastructure
Ukraine’s reported strikes on Russia’s Dubna and Vladimir space communications centres suggest that Kyiv is extending its long-range campaign from fuel, logistics and weapons facilities to the infrastructure that supports Moscow’s battlefield communications. The latest reported attack took place on…
Drone Strikes Trigger Blackouts Across Russian-Occupied Southern Ukraine
Power outages in Crimea, occupied Kherson region and Donetsk point to Ukraine’s expanding use of drones against the infrastructure sustaining Russia’s rear areas. Large-scale power outages were reported across Russian-occupied Crimea, parts of Kherson region and Donetsk overnight on June…
Ukraine Targets Slavyansk and Yaroslavl Refineries in Long-Range Strikes
Strikes on oil refineries in Krasnodar and Yaroslavl point to a widening Ukrainian campaign against Russia’s fuel infrastructure and wartime logistics. Ukraine has extended its campaign against Russian oil infrastructure with strikes on two refineries, including one deep inside European…
Kyiv Ballistic Strike Keeps Ukraine’s Air-Defence Gap at Centre of NATO Pressure
Russia’s latest ballistic attack on Kyiv injured civilians and caused fires only days before NATO leaders meet in Ankara. It underscores why launchers alone are not enough: Ukraine needs a sustained supply of interceptors, sensors and trained crews able to…
South Korea’s 500,000 Drone Operators Show Uncrewed Warfare Becoming a Basic Military Skill
Seoul plans to train personnel across every service to operate drones while buying tens of thousands of training and combat systems. The scale points to a structural shift from specialist units towards mass drone literacy. South Korea plans to train…
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…