More than a day has passed since the Russian drone strike on Polish territory, and now we can already outline some general points of this incident, based on available data and the reactions of the parties somehow dragged into this saga. Let’s start with the stats. The officially announced number of enemy drones that entered […]
On June 22 at night, the United States joined Israel in the war against Iran. Iran nuclear facilities damaged in this operation represent a turning point in Middle Eastern security. They completed their minimum task and did what Israel physically couldn’t do. The US used heavy bunker-buster bombs on the Fordow nuclear complex. According to […]
We have to add to the topic of Destroyed Russian Bombers from an unexpected angle. A mass of “secret operations experts” appeared online, criticizing our specialists for telling about the essence of the operation and showing how it all happened. Supposedly, they revealed all the cards to the enemy. Probably, we weren’t the only ones […]
Let’s try to unpack what really happened in the Mali Ambush — and what became of Wagner’s so-called elite. A few years ago, Wagner PMC fighters were marketed as the crème de la crème of Russia’s military elite. Later, when recruitment of scum from prisons began, the company’s reputation changed sharply. Instead of seasoned professionals […]
Yesterday’s incident at the Severomuysky tunnel on the BAM railway sparked immediate speculation. We waited for the dust to settle and let everyone have their say. Now it’s our turn to offer an analysis of BAM tunnel explosions — not to criticize, but to provide a different perspective that might help someone find an effective […]
Military-technical literature oriented toward civilian readers very often cites identical examples of what precisely drives technological progress. Most frequently they cite the example of tank armor evolution versus anti-tank means. Indeed, the example is quite successful since it shows both separate competition sections of these participants and conditional transition points when completely different methods of […]
Yesterday’s Wagner march on Moscow we assess with a big plus sign for an entirely understandable reason. It’s clear the character surnamed Pootin has become so disgusting that every Ukrainian wishes he wouldn’t make it to The Hague but would instead travel straight to hell with many transfers — far more transfers than Gaddafi got, […]
Today, several media outlets, citing The Washington Post, published conclusions from Western military experts on the state of affairs with enemy special forces units. The findings show that Russian spetsnaz losses, including GRU Spetsnaz, reached 90-95% of personnel. Moreover, experts obtained this data using various indirect counting methods, since they couldn’t acquire direct casualty reports […]
First year of full-scale invasion brings undeniable and serious consequences for Ukraine and the world. But consequences arrived for the aggressor country as well. Overall, they’re so obvious that no one discusses them as a set of consequences anymore. Statistics on various directions of the sick country’s activity get presented separately. But no one really […]
The ability to notice something unusual can cost money, freedom, or life — either save all this or lose it. From this perspective, we should examine the incident with Belarusian helicopters in Poland crossing the border. This never happened before, but now — here you go. Moreover, it occurred after a quite impressive Wagner PMC […]
