Vlad Litnarovych

Four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion, expecting Kyiv to fall within days, Ukraine is still standing—and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy used the anniversary to deliver a message of endurance, warning that peace cannot come at the cost of the country’s hard-won survival.

Russia’s Su-34 strike aircraft has recently drawn attention after appearing configured for extremely long-range flights—theoretically capable of crossing intercontinental distances under specific conditions—highlighting that Russian tactical aviation remains a factor Western planners cannot ignore despite heavy losses in Ukraine.

North Korea’s soldiers in Russia have not vanished from the battlefield—they have quietly been absorbed into Moscow’s war machine, gaining frontline experience with drones, artillery, and modern combat tactics that could reshape Pyongyang’s military for years to come.