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The Missile That Crossed NATO: Assessing the Strategic Consequences of Russia’s Kh-101 Incursion into Polish Airspace
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The Missile That Crossed NATO: Assessing the Strategic Consequences of Russia’s Kh-101 Incursion into Polish Airspace

During Russia's overnight mass missile strike against Ukraine on 30 July 2026, a Russian cruise missile—preliminarily identified by Polish authorities as a Kh-101—crossed Polish airspace and crashed near Tarnawa-Kolonia in Lublin Voivodeship, approximately…
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July 30, 2026Tags: NATO, Poland
Russia’s Telegram Recruitment Networks: The Kremlin’s Proxy Sabotage Campaign Against NATO and the European Union
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Russia’s Telegram Recruitment Networks: The Kremlin’s Proxy Sabotage Campaign Against NATO and the European Union

Russian recruitment networks operating through the Telegram messaging platform initially sought individuals willing to carry out acts of sabotage in Ukraine. Today, Russian intelligence services are actively using the same…
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July 9, 2026Tags: Russia
Crimea in the Dark: What the Peninsula-Wide Blackout Reveals About Russia’s Military Resilience and Occupation Governance
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Crimea in the Dark: What the Peninsula-Wide Blackout Reveals About Russia’s Military Resilience and Occupation Governance

Following a large-scale drone attack, the Crimean Peninsula was left completely without electricity. The peninsula-wide blackout was officially confirmed by the hotline of Krymenergo, the regional electricity provider. Company representatives…
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July 7, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine
Beyond Khamenei: Why Iran’s Next Regime Could Be More Militarized—and More Dangerous
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Beyond Khamenei: Why Iran’s Next Regime Could Be More Militarized—and More Dangerous

According to a Reuters exclusive, citing U.S. officials familiar with classified intelligence, the CIA completed contingency assessments before military action against Iran that examined succession scenarios in the event of Ayatollah…
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July 1, 2026Tags: Iran
The Evolution of the White House’s Approach to the War in Ukraine: From Rapid Settlement to Strategic 
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The Evolution of the White House’s Approach to the War in Ukraine: From Rapid Settlement to Strategic 

Recent remarks by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio mark a significant shift in the White House's approach toward the war in Ukraine. Rubio's statement that Russia "cannot achieve its negotiating goals…
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June 4, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Russian Shahed Strike on Romania and the Targeting of a Turkish Vessel in the Black Sea: Accident, Escalation, or Deliberate Strategy?
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Russian Shahed Strike on Romania and the Targeting of a Turkish Vessel in the Black Sea: Accident, Escalation, or Deliberate Strategy?

The reported impact of a Russian-origin Shahed-type drone on a residential building in the Romanian city of Galați, combined with the reported strike on a Turkish-operated vessel departing a Ukrainian…
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May 29, 2026Tags: NATO, Romania, Russia, Turkiye, Ukraine
Russia’s Passportization of Transnistria: A Hidden Mobilization Reserve for the Kremlin’s Future Wars
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Russia’s Passportization of Transnistria: A Hidden Mobilization Reserve for the Kremlin’s Future Wars

Russia’s Passport Expansion in Transnistria: A Hybrid Mobilization Tool and a Potential Prelude to Regional Escalation President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu sharply criticized Vladimir Putin’s decree simplifying the acquisition…
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May 18, 2026Tags: Moldova, Russia, Transnistria
Russia’s Setback in Mali: Intelligence Failures, Strategic Limits, and the Future of Moscow’s Africa Project
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Russia’s Setback in Mali: Intelligence Failures, Strategic Limits, and the Future of Moscow’s Africa Project

Russia’s recent military and political setbacks in Mali represent more than a tactical defeat in the Sahel. The withdrawal of the Russian-controlled Africa Corps from key northern positions such as Kidal…
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May 11, 2026Tags: Mali, Russia
The Russian Factor in the Middle East War:Economic Parasitism and the Kremlin’s Destabilization Strategy
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The Russian Factor in the Middle East War:Economic Parasitism and the Kremlin’s Destabilization Strategy

The war in the Middle East around Iran has become not only a regional conflict but also an instrument of global economic and geopolitical competition. The primary beneficiary of this instability…
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April 30, 2026Tags: China, Iran, Russia, USA
Deterrence in Transition: Russia Confronts the Prospect of a European Nuclear Pillar”
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Deterrence in Transition: Russia Confronts the Prospect of a European Nuclear Pillar”

Gennady Gatilov, Russia’s permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva, stated that Moscow has prepared “adequate response measures” in the event that France increases the scale of its nuclear arsenal or…
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April 29, 2026Tags: France, NATO, Russia

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