David Kirichenko reports from Kyiv on the winter ahead: interceptor stocks nearly gone, an American production license the manufacturers have not acted on, residents...
Jack Buckby examines why Moscow may see an opening: intelligence assessments that Washington looks weakened by the Iran war, a Pentagon interceptor shortage described...
Jack Buckby examines New York Times reporting on Ukraine's idled Western tanks, the crews retraining as drone operators, Russia's experimental tank shield and its...
Jack Buckby analyzes Washington's pivot from strikes to economic warfare against Iran, the new sanctions operation aimed at isolating Tehran, Beijing's blunt refusal to...
Jack Buckby reports that America's most senior commanders lodged formal objections to extending the Iran war, warning Pete Hegseth that only about a quarter...
Retired Army Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel Stephen D. Cook argues that Washington and Taipei are building a porcupine without internal quills, and that Taiwan's...
Jack Buckby reports on the warehouse strike outside Kyiv now called Russia's worst of the year, the criminal investigation Zelensky opened into why so...
Jack Buckby examines reports that Russia's army loses more soldiers each month than its recruiters can replace, even at roughly a thousand sign-ups a...
Russia has adapted too. Its newest strike drones carry onboard AI for target recognition and autonomous terminal guidance, with mesh networking that lets nearby...
Georgia Gilholy reports on a Ukrainian claim that Russia's leadership has ordered its generals to plan operations toward Kyiv and Chernihiv, set against a...
Shay Bottomley reports on a hardening stalemate: Trump saying Washington does not want to speak to Iran, a sanctions offensive announced but not yet...
Stephen Silver looks ahead to the next presidential race: a stalemated Iran war neither party can ignore, the Obama precedent waiting for an antiwar...
Jack Buckby argues that Trump's twin economic campaigns, extreme tariffs on Canada and sweeping sanctions on Iran, face the same enemy in time, with...
Jack Buckby reports that Gulf producers are moving crude past the Strait of Hormuz through an expensive emergency network of pipelines and shuttle tankers,...
Georgia Gilholy reports on Lavrov's world-order message to Pyongyang, Zelensky's claim that up to fifty thousand more troops could follow the Kursk deployment, Reuters-reported...
Roughly 9,500 are already there. Reuters reports North Korean supplies have at times covered around half of Russia's frontline munitions, and the next contingent...
Fast-track acquisition routes speed up the front end without waiving any of the underlying certifications. The proposed fix is not less rigor but faster...
Stephen D. Cook, a retired Special Forces lieutenant colonel who supports striking Iran, audits six months of war against the Powell Doctrine: no public...