Ivan Arefyev
Minus 12,345 Russian Army Tanks: Tank Forces Day with a Ukrainian Tally
Even the numbers lined up symbolically today: 1–2–3–4–5. It looks like a brief manual for the Russian armor that entered Ukraine: arrived, got spotted, got hit — and ceased to exist.But behind this beautiful sequence lies a reality that is far from…
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Do not feed the enemy with panic: how rumors about missile strikes help Russia sow fear
Not every hype-chaser who opened a map has automatically become a military analystWhile the ruscists launch missiles at our cities, some Ukrainian hype-chasing experts help them launch panic, forgetting that their fantasies about “future targets”…
Why Lukashenko is twitching his moustache near the Ukrainian border again
Near Homiel, approximately 40 kilometres from the Ukrainian border, a new air assault brigade is being formed. There is no strike force yet, but the Kremlin continues to use Belarus as a military balcony.This is written by Ivan Arefiev exclusively…
What Awaits General Syrskyi After Resignation?
The resignation of Oleksandr Syrskyi has become one of the most high-profile personnel events of the year. But does it mean the end of his military career? Most likely — no. Ivan Arefiev writes for
War Budget. Ukraine’s Defense Forces Have Destroyed Nearly 25,000 Russian Army Combat Armored Vehicles, Estimated at $15 Billion
Russia prepared to fight with armored columns. Infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers, and other armored vehicles were meant to ensure the rapid advance of occupation forces deep into Ukrainian territory, deliver infantry to the
When a gas-station country cannot win on the front line, it wages war even more aggressively against Ukraine’s civilian population and its gas stations
According to the Main Intelligence Directorate, Putin has ordered Russian troops to escalate drone attacks on filling stations, freight and passenger transport, civilian vehicles, and to intensify strikes on civilian infrastructure facilities. Ivan Arefiev writes
