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Russia Claims Gamers Are Flying Drones in Ukraine

Pro-Russian Telegram channels, including the loyalist channel Unofficial Bezsonov Z, have claimed that Ukraine outsourced FPV drone operations to foreign video gamers. According to the claim, which was cited by Russian military-linked channels, a captured Ukrainian prisoner stated that just 16 UAV operators were managing hundreds of pre-positioned FPV drones near the front, connected to […]

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Russian Hawks Push Putin to Drop US Peace Talks

Russian hardliners are intensifying pressure on President Vladimir Putin to abandon U.S.-mediated peace talks and escalate the war in Ukraine, according to Reuters. The calls have sharpened following a series of Ukrainian drone strikes this month targeting Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Crimea, including an attack that set a Moscow oil refinery on fire and what

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Belarus Cuts Drone Guidance Tech After Zelensky Ultimatum

Belarus has switched off retransmitters used to guide Russian Shahed drones toward Ukrainian targets, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on June 24. Citing briefings from Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky and Ukraine’s intelligence service, Zelensky said the systems stopped operating on Belarusian territory as of June 22, days before his one-week deadline expired. The retransmitters were mounted on

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Europe Is Rearming. The Hard Part Is Starting

For decades after the Cold War, European governments prioritized defense low on their agendas, leading to reduced budgets and declining readiness. However, Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine prompted a significant shift in this paradigm, further intensified by uncertainty over US security under President Trump. In the past year, NATO’s 29 European members spent a total

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Hungary’s New PM Declares War on Corruption

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar unveiled a sweeping anti-corruption package in parliament on Monday, dubbed “Operation Purgatory.” The plan includes amendments to 47 laws and the creation of a National Asset Protection and Recovery Office, tasked with investigating suspected misuse of public funds over the past two decades. Magyar estimates corruption has cost Hungarians between

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UK Defense Secretary Resigns Over Spending Dispute

British Defense Secretary John Healey resigned Thursday after the government’s Defense Investment Plan for 2025-2035 fell short of what he described as adequate for the current threat environment. In his letter to PM Keir Starmer, Healey warned that without adequate funding, he would be “forced to make decisions that would reduce the readiness of our

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