Illia Kabachynskyi

Russia has been negotiating with Iran for months about the supply of various types of missiles. One reason is their affordability.

Western allies are close to granting Ukraine permission to strike Russian territory with their long-range missiles. And there are plenty of potential targets.

North Korea is ramping up its nuclear and missile programs, defying Western sanctions with backing from the new "Axis of Evil."

Russia keeps blaming the West for escalating tensions and is drafting a new nuclear doctrine, even though it is Kremlin officials who continue to make frequent nuclear threats, not their Western counterparts.

American and European sanctions against Russia are now targeting digital services in the third year of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Why is this significant?