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NATO’s narrative of Ukrainian victory is failing to correspond to battlefield reality
The Ankara Summit and the Escalating Logic of Russian Military Strategy The NATO summit that concluded in Ankara on July 8 was intended to project alliance cohesion and demonstrate unwavering support for Ukraine. The final declaration pledged €70 billion in military equipment, assistance, and training for Ukraine in 2026, with a commitment to maintain at… Continue reading
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Russia’s Shifting Conduct of the War in Ukraine
How Russia moved from holding back to deploying its most advanced missiles against Ukraine, what NATO’s solidarity visit to Kyiv actually delivered, and why neither side is close to stopping For more than four years, Vladimir Putin prosecuted his military campaign in Ukraine with a deliberate restraint that frustrated Russian hawks, confused Western analysts, and… Continue reading
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Moscow Issues Stark Warning Over Finland’s Possible Move To Host Nuclear Weapons Russia warns of countermeasures as Helsinki debates allowing nuclear weapons, highlighting the return of nuclear deterrence and energy geopolitics to Europe’s evolving security crisis. Finland’s consideration of allowing nuclear weapons on its territory has triggered a sharp response from Moscow and may mark… Continue reading
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