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03/07/2026

Oil refineries produce spectacular images.
Airfields rarely do.
Yet Ukraine’s latest strikes suggest the real objective is no longer simply destroying aircraft, but slowing Russia’s ability to keep them flying. Sometimes the most important victories happen inside a maintenance hangar.

Ukraine is shifting from destroying Russian weapons to slowing Russia’s ability to use them. Striking airfields and maintenance facilities may prove more valuable than burning another refinery

03/07/2026

A new CSIS assessment suggests that Russia’s long-assumed manpower advantage may be eroding. If casualty rates continue to exceed recruitment, the logic behind Moscow’s attrition strategy becomes increasingly difficult to sustain.

A new CSIS assessment suggests Russia’s war of attrition has turned against Moscow. Rising losses and an 8-to-1 casualty ratio challenge one of the Kremlin’s central assumptions

03/07/2026

Russia intended its target list to demonstrate military power.
Instead, it revealed what modern war depends upon.
Ukraine is now attacking those same foundations inside Russia.

Russia tried to explain why it struck Kyiv. Instead it revealed what keeps modern war alive. Ukraine is now attacking those same links inside Russia with growing effect

03/07/2026

One of the most valuable insights from Ukraine is not a particular weapon but the speed of adaptation. Europe cannot treat battlefield innovation as something that can be bought once and stored on a shelf.

Europe cannot buy yesterday’s weapons for tomorrow’s war. Ukraine’s battlefield experience is changing too quickly, demanding continuous cooperation rather than one-time technology transfers

03/07/2026

Modern conflict increasingly targets emotions before opinions. Peter Pomerantsev explains why Ukraine is reshaping not only warfare but also how democracies think about resilience, propaganda and personal autonomy.

An interview with Peter Pomerantsev exploring propaganda, cognitive warfare, emotions, and why Ukraine is becoming a centre of democratic resilience rather than merely a battlefield

01/07/2026

How should democracies respond when hostile actors exploit every crisis to spread confusion?
This thoughtful essay examines whether defending truth now requires permanent democratic preparedness rather than constant reaction.

Democracies possess the strongest asset of all: truth. Yet without trusted ways of reaching people quickly, truth can lose ground to organised disinformation during moments of crisis

01/07/2026

Ukraine’s long-range campaign continues to expand.
Today’s strikes reached missile technology, military aviation and oil production deep inside Russia, while Russia again concentrated attacks on Ukrainian civilians.
The contrast says much about how this war is evolving.

Ukraine struck missile and satellite industries deep inside Russia while attacks on civilians continued. The contrast reveals two very different approaches to fighting this war

01/07/2026

Russian commentators are increasingly calling for a wider war. Yet some of the sharpest criticism now comes from Russian nationalists themselves, who openly question whether their own leadership could manage a larger conflict. That contradiction may be one of the most important stories of the war.

Russian hawks call for mobilisation, wider war and even nuclear escalation. Yet their own voices increasingly admit that Russia has not solved the failures already exposed in Ukraine

01/07/2026

Andrew Tanner presents a provocative argument: that the traditional infantry model is becoming obsolete as drones, sensors and precision weapons transform the battlefield. Whether or not one accepts every conclusion, his analysis highlights changes already visible across Ukraine.

Ukraine is showing that survival, sensors and precision matter more than mass. Andrew Tanner argues that modern warfare is changing faster than many armies are prepared to admit

01/07/2026

Russia continues to claim steady advances.
Ukraine increasingly attacks the logistics, communications and infrastructure that make those advances possible.
This article explores the growing gap between political rhetoric and observable military behaviour.

As Moscow speaks of steady advances, Ukraine quietly attacks the logistics, communications and energy that keep Russia’s army moving. The gap between words and reality is becoming harder to hide.

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