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Conflicts drag on, as tech companies violate international sanctions

Having studied how the sanctions imposed on Russia are observed, we see the West has failed to stop Russian aggression, support democracy and independence in Ukraine, and contain the Kremlin's…

August 8, 2023Russia, Sanctions, USA

National Security Warfare

Iran uses Russian war on Ukraine to modernize, develop own UAV program

The Iranian UAV program is on a spree of further expanding cooperation with Russia. Moscow's demand for cheap and user-friendly drones leads the Kremlin to try to both increase the…

March 29, 2023Iran

War crimes Warfare

Attack on Chimbolo mine in view of Xi’s Moscow visit

Russia’s Wagner Group attempted to seize the Chimbolo gold mine in the Central African Republic, which is operated by China’s Gold Cost Group. Nine Chinese nationals were killed in the…

March 21, 2023CAR, gold, Wagner Group

Corruption Warfare

NATO countries sell military technology and equipment to Russia despite sanction restrictions

As Russian military operations continue in Ukraine more and more violations of the military and dual-use goods sanctions are revealed. While analyzing destroyed and captured Russian war equipment the facts…

June 6, 2022Russia, Sanctions

ideology Warfare

Nazism emerges in Russia, as Russian neo-Nazis fight in Ukraine

Neo-Nazis and right-wing extremists take part in Russian military invasion of Ukraine, German Federal Intelligence Service (BND) claims in its report, specifying the Russian Imperial Legion, the Russian Imperial Movement and…

May 26, 2022Nazi, Russia

Geopolitics Warfare

Europe’s arms industry evades sanctions, to strengthen Russia

Some European countries circumvent the sanctions imposed on Russia, as practice shows. As a result, the sanctions do not bring the required result, with democracy losing an instrument to embarrass Moscow.…

March 23, 2022France, Germany, Russia

Nonproliferation Warfare

Signs of the Works Conducted by Russia in the field of Military Microbiology with Haemorrhagic Fever Viruses

A sharp increase in purchases of laboratory primates for the Central Research Institute of Microbiology of Russian Defense Ministry (the 48th Central Research Institute of the Russian Ministry of Defense) - the…

March 10, 2022biological weapon, Russia

Conflict Warfare

NATO decline risk amid the war in Ukraine

Despite NATO internal consolidation, doubtfully the Alliance is capable of counter fighting Russia's aggression against one of its members. Such a conclusion is based on both the Alliance bureaucratic decision-making procedure…

March 9, 2022Ukraine

War crimes Warfare

Assessment: Russia’s tactics in modern warfare

Analysis of warfare by Russian forces in Syria and Ukraine shows they resort to scorched earth policy with a focus on civilian infrastructure and housing facilities, for maximum civilian casualties.…

March 5, 2022Russia, Ukraine

Conflict Warfare

Russian troops suffer heavily though Ukraine needs more weapons

Europe's months-long policy to make Russia deescalate and block military aid caused Russian invasion and deaths among civilians in Ukraine. Russian troops are faced with fierce resistance not only from…

February 25, 2022Russia

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