Ukraine is at the center of the largest international coalition in decades. This pressure is pushing Russia’s partners to distance themselves, as seen when India’s Modi urged Putin to end the war as soon as possible.

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Yes, Russia evades sanctions. That’s why Ukraine is pushing for ever-tighter measures. The upcoming EU package will be the 19th, and some sectors—like coal and aviation—have proven impossible to bypass.

 

Ukraine turns the tables: drones now
hit Russia’s oil and defense sites almost daily. Moscow can no longer protect its vast territory.

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Russia has lost a staggering 1.1 million soldiers, leaving its army incapable of shifting the battlefield, with The Economist estimating it would take 89 years to conquer Ukraine.

Ukrainian soldiers fire the Ukrainian artillery piece 'Bohdana'.
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Ukraine’s innovations range from sea drones that sank dozens of Russian ships to Flamingo missiles with a 3,000 km range. And Ukraine isn’t planning to stop.


Launch of 'Flamingo' long-range cruise missile. Photo: The War Zone

Ukraine’s special operations are studied worldwide—from the Crimean Bridge strike to Operation “Spiderweb.” But many go unreported as depots explode and aircrafts burn deep inside Russia.

 

Russia claims it can fight forever, but reality shows a 3.9T-ruble deficit, loan rates of over 20%, and 50 regions drowning in debt. With Putin avoiding peace talks, the crisis only deepens.

 

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Does Ukraine Have a Plan? Turning the War Against Russia

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