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Ukraine’s Drone Strikes on Russia Rise Sharply in 2025
MOSCOW, July 13 — The Russian Defense Ministry has reported that Ukraine launched over 2,000 drones into Russian…
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Key Players: Ukrainian Military Command and Drone Program
KYIV, July 13 — Ukraine’s long-range strike architecture is now split between two distinct chains of command, and…
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Ukraine’s Power Grid Faces Collapse Amidst Russian Strikes
KYIV, July 13 — The mechanics here are becoming brutally predictable. Following a Ukrainian strike on January 29,…
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Stavropol Krai Key to Russian Military Logistics Strategy
STAVROPOL, Russia — A Ukrainian strike on an oil depot in Stavropol Krai on April 27, 2025, has…
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Ukraine’s Long-Range Drone Strikes on Russian Energy Since 2024
MOSCOW, July 13 — Ukraine has systematically targeted Russian oil refineries and fuel depots with long-range drones since…
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Ukraine’s Military Leadership Faces Key Strategic Decisions
KYIV, July 13 — The corridors of Ukrainian military command have long been the quiet engine of a…
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Role of Drones in Ukraine’s Long-Range Strike Capabilities
KYIV, July 13 — Against this backdrop of grinding attrition warfare, the skies above Ukraine have become a…
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History of Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Energy Infrastructure Since
KYIV, July 13 — Against this backdrop of grinding attrition warfare, Ukraine has steadily expanded its campaign against…
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Venezuela Court Bars Opposition Leader Machado From Office For 15 Years
CARACAS, July 13 — María Corina Machado won the Venezuelan opposition’s October 2023 primary with 93% of the…
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Nicolas Maduro: The Venezuelan President Facing Renewed US Pressure
CARACAS, July 13 — The calculus for Nicolas Maduro has always been survival through strategic endurance. Now in…
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Trump Sanctions, Recognition, and Negotiation Scenarios Unfold
CARACAS, July 13 — The figure that matters is a new authority granted to the Secretary of State,…
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Rubio, Maduro, and Venezuela Opposition Face Key Showdown
WASHINGTON, July 13 — Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State appointed on January 20, 2025, has spent…
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International Law and Ukraine’s Right to Strike Russian Territory
THE HAGUE, July 13 — The legal justification for Ukraine’s strikes on Russian oil depots and energy facilities…
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Russia’s Air Defense vs. Ukrainian Drones: How Effective?
MOSCOW, July 13 — Russia operates one of the world’s most extensive air defense networks, yet more than…
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Ukraine Targets Russian Energy Infrastructure with Drones
KYIV, July 13 — Ukraine’s campaign to strike Russian energy infrastructure with unmanned aerial vehicles has become a…
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Blinken gains unprecedented authority over Venezuela policy
WASHINGTON, July 13 — On a humid evening in the capital, the diplomatic machinery that has shaped American…
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Venezuela’s power concentration rooted in decades of political turmoil
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The number that defines U.S.-Venezuela policy right now is zero: zero set date for…
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History of US Sanctions on Venezuela: From 2017 to the Present
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The technical reality of the US sanctions regime on Venezuela is that it has…
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US Secretary of State gets new Venezuela policy powers
WASHINGTON — The State Department now holds unprecedented authority over United States policy toward Venezuela, a consolidation of…
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Juan Guaidó’s political influence dramatically declines in Venezuela
CARACAS, July 13 — On a sweltering afternoon in the coastal city of La Guaira, the man who…
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Germany Authorizes 50,000 Strike Drones for Ukraine
BERLIN, July 12 — German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s administration has approved funding for 50,000 strike drones as part…
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Boris Pistorius: Germany’s Defense Minister Defies Political Shake-Up
BERLIN, July 12 — Boris Pistorius, Germany’s Federal Minister of Defense, continues to steer the Bundeswehr through its…
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How Strike Drones Are Used in the Russo-Ukrainian War
KYIV, July 12 — The battlefield over Ukraine has become a proving ground for unmanned combat aerial vehicles,…
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Italian Intelligence Uncovers Russian Spy Ring in ‘Operation Ghost
ROME, July 12 — The shift is quiet but unmistakable. For years, European intelligence agencies have warned about…
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