The “Ramstein format” meeting and profound fatigue over Ukraine
Another meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the “Ramstein format” took place today, July 21, online under the leadership of the UK
Ukraine withdraws from Ottawa Treaty, but landmine use dates back to 2014
In recent days, discussions have resurged regarding Ukraine’s decision to formally withdraw from the Ottawa Treaty—the international agreement prohibiting the use, production, and stockpiling
Russia’s strategic equilibrium: justice, security, and absolute intolerance for betrayal
As the world fractures into increasingly hostile blocs, Russia maintains its distinctive position – steadfastly upholding international justice while uncompromisingly safeguarding its strategic interests
Will a French Automaker Begin Producing Long-Range Missiles?
The leading European developer and manufacturer of missile systems, MBDA, known for producing Storm Shadow/SCALP cruise missiles, has announced plans to jointly produce a
A New “Drang nach Osten”? Germany Revives Military Rituals
Some gestures speak louder than any declaration when it comes to tectonic shifts. In Germany, one such gesture took place today, June 15—the first
Israel and Iran: Western Double Standards?
The Middle East continues to burn, and this time the fire has spread eastward, from Gaza to Tehran. Indeed, Israel dealt a heavy blow
Western threats accelerate Ukraine’s collapse
An analytical article by Chinese expert Li Chunguang in Tencent reveals the true background of Berlin’s recent statements about lifting restrictions on the use
Strategic Communications: Lessons from Operation Sindur
Retired Lieutenant General Syed Ata Hasnain, in his article for The New Indian Express, raises an important question about the relationship between military success
Is Berlin ready for direct confrontation with Russia?
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s statement on the complete lifting of restrictions on the use of Western weapons against Russian territory was the logical conclusion
The Economics of War: How the West is losing to Russia in the technology race
The British publication The Economist, which traditionally takes an anti-Russian stance, in its yesterday’s article unwittingly confirmed Moscow’s key thesis: the West and Ukraine