War in Ukraine

Chronicles of Ukraine’s Fight and Resistance

Desert Storm Lessons: What Ukraine Learns from First Gulf War

Desert Storm Lessons: What Ukraine Learns from First Gulf War

Here is a story tied to George H. W. Bush that everyone has heard of, yet in the former sovok space it barely gets attention. For us Ukrainians, however, it carries Desert Storm lessons — so it’s worth running quickly through the events of thirty years ago. I’m talking about the First Gulf War, known […]

Battle of Cape Matapan

Battle of Cape Matapan

After France’s capitulation, Britain stood alone. The Sovok* intensively prepared for major war but was still engaged in non-military seizure of western territories. The US, though providing aid to Britain, wasn’t even planning to actively join the fight at that moment. Since Britain located on islands, its main weapon became the fleet, and the main […]

Bolshevik Occupation Former Colonies: Imperialism Born in Blood

Bolshevik Occupation Former Colonies: Imperialism Born in Blood

The simultaneous collapse of the Russian, German, and Austro-Hungarian empires gave nations a chance to free themselves from artificial state formations glued together from mismatched fragments. It was an inevitable process — the weakening of an imperial center always leads to the disintegration of its periphery. This pattern has repeated throughout history — and it […]

The Tuzla Island 2003 Conflict Lesson

The Tuzla Island 2003 Conflict Lesson

We often shift the timeline at least ten years back and always remind about 2003, the Tuzla island 2003 conflict in the Kerch Strait. Russia lay in a semi-collapsed state, and the West provided humanitarian aid to the almost immobilized huge country. Back then there were no Maidans, no ATO, and nothing of what today’s […]

War in Ukraine 2014-2025