Europe is ramping up defense spending. But one issue has largely been neglected — how to move military equipment from one country to another as quickly as possible in the case of conflict.
Category: 2. RussianAggression
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Is The EU Edging Closer To A 'Military Schengen?'
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Deadly Russian Strike Hits Kharkiv Region As Zelenskyy Heads For Paris In Search Of Weapons
Russia continued its deadly air strikes on Ukrainian cities, killing at least three people in the Kharkiv region overnight, local officials said, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepared for the next stop on his tour of European capitals to shore up support.
A Ukrainian military official…
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Frontline report: Russian convoy parades through fog toward Pokrovsk — and gets wiped out in minutes
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Today, there are important updates from the Pokrovsk direction in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast.
Screenshot from Reporting From Ukraine’s video.
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Ukraine secures winter gas support from Greece
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Ukraine has signed an “extremely important agreement” with Greece for gas imports to help the country get through winter after repeated Russian strikes on its infrastructure,…
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Ukrainians Facing Another Cold Winter As Russia’s Targets Energy Infrastructure
For each of the past three winters, Maria Morozova, her husband, and their daughter have prepared for tough conditions in eastern Ukraine created by Russia’s war on its neighbor. But this year, they’re bracing for the worst.
Moscow’s campaign targeting energy infrastructure — especially…
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Gazprom forges ahead with long-delayed China pipeline
Russian energy giant Gazprom is pushing ahead with plans for a new gas pipeline to China, drawing up costly detailed designs in a sign Moscow believes the long-delayed project is back on track.
The Power of Siberia 2 (PS2), which would carry 50bn cubic metres of gas a year, is Russia’s only…
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Frontline report: Ukraine launches first missile campaign against Russia’s power grid, destroying major thermal plants
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Today, the biggest news comes from the Russian Federation.
Here, for the first time, Ukraine has launched a coordinated missile offensive against Russia’s power network,…
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Russia Tried to Cut Ukraine’s Lights. Now It’s Aiming for the Heat.
Moscow’s attacks on gas supplies, the main source of warmth for most Ukrainian households, could plunge millions into the cold.
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How Britain’s Disposable Vape Ban Has Boosted Ukraine’s War Effort
Since the UK banned single-use vapes in June over health and environmental concerns, Viacheslav Semeniuk has had his work cut out extracting thousands of batteries from the devices to send to Ukraine, where they are made into power banks for frontline troops.
The Ukrainian volunteer, who has…
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the corruption crisis engulfing Zelenskyy’s government
Law enforcement searches inside opulent Kyiv apartments, one with a golden toilet. Pictures of duffel bags filled with cash. Audio recordings of officials discussing money laundering strategies.
These are among the details that have shocked Ukrainians over the past week as President Volodymyr…
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