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"130 UAVs in One Night and Strikes on Yeisk and Kirishi Change the Russian Rear in 2026"
Ukrainian forces conducted airstrikes on August 30, 2026, targeting Russian military infrastructure in Yeysk, Millerovo, and Kirish. The attacks involved 130 drones and 2 ballistic missiles, aiming to disrupt Russian logistics and military operations. Key assets, including radar systems and ammunition depots, were hit, reflecting a strategic shift in Ukraine's approach to the conflict.
Dmitri VolkovMon Aug 31 2026Loading...
The Diplomacy of Delay: How Russia's Negotiating Strategy Extends the Ukraine War While NATO Rearms
Russian forces conducted mechanized assaults near Lyman in March 2026, utilizing over 20 armored vehicles. Ukraine's air defense effectiveness has declined due to ammunition shortages, while NATO members collectively increased defense spending to over $1.4 trillion. Ongoing negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow have stalled, with no progress made on key issues. Poland has notably ramped up its military rearmament efforts in response to regional threats.
Dmitri VolkovSun Mar 29 2026Loading...Strategic Fracture: How the US-Israel Strike on Iran Reshapes the Moscow-Tehran Axis and the Ukrainian Battlefield
On February 28, 2026, US and Israeli forces conducted joint airstrikes against Iranian military infrastructure in Tehran, targeting regime facilities and officials. This operation threatens Iran's ability to supply drones to Russia, impacting the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Russia condemned the strikes but is unlikely to intervene militarily, while China expressed support for Iran without direct military involvement.
Dmitri VolkovSat Feb 28 2026Loading...
