Analysis

Analysis
February 4, 2026

Not Victory, But Exhaustion: Deadliest Russian Attacks On Civilians in 2026

Russia tries to force Ukraine to surrender by exhausting civilian society.
Analysis
February 4, 2026

"Putin Kept His Word". Did He, Really?

How Kremlin turned a diplomatic pause into a tactical advantage.
Analysis
February 3, 2026

How resilient is Ukraine’s energy system today?

After months of targeted strikes and structural losses, we break down what still holds the grid together, where the weakest points lie.
Analysis
January 30, 2026

Putin Is Asked Not to Strike. Why Ukraine Prepares Anyway

Past talks show diplomacy has accompanied, not reduced, Russian attacks.
Analysis
January 23, 2026

Russia Turns Nuclear Risk Into a Weapon. Again

Disrupting energy infrastructure creates nuclear risk even without direct strikes on reactors.
Analysis
January 21, 2026

Russia's Winter War on Ukraine's Energy and Everyday Life

Russia's January 2026 attacks show a deliberate campaign against Ukraine's energy and civilian life.
Analysis
December 23, 2025

The Return of Total War and the New Munich: Russia’s WWII Tactics and Western Appeasement

Eighty years after the World War 2, the slogan “Never again,” no longer works.
Analysis
December 22, 2025

Kholodnyi Yar: Land Where Ukraine's Resistance Never Ended

How this forested region in the centre of Ukraine resisted Moscow's rule and now reclaims its suppressed history.
Analysis
December 16, 2025

Ukraine's Choice: Memory, Action, Dignity

As Russia targets civilians, Ukraine builds a new way to remember those who have perished.
Analysis
December 5, 2025

The Grid, the State, and the War: Ukraine’s Double Fight Against Missiles and Corruption

Kyiv is not just rebuilding the grid but confronting deep corruption, fighting for both electricity and the integrity of the state.
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