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Russian-Ukrainian conflict

30.July 2026 IN THE

A Russian missile fell in Poland, Tusk revealed that it was a Ch-101 ballistic missile

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that everything indicates that a Russian Ch-101 missile fell in the eastern part of the country, but he pointed out that the final confirmation will only come after the completion of a detailed investigation. He stated that there was no immediate danger to the population because the missile crashed on uninhabited terrain, while the Polish forces were ready to react if the flight continued.

Ukrainian ballistic missile

War between Russia and Ukraine

24.July 2026 AI

New Ukrainian ballistic missile causes panic in Moscow

The Ukrainian company Fire Point is developing ballistic missiles that could hit targets in Moscow at a speed of 8.000 kilometers per hour, with 800 kilograms of explosives. Tests are reportedly nearing completion

The war in Ukraine

22.July 2026 Vojkan Kostić

A conflict of attrition without advancement

Both sides are hoping that the prolongation of the conflict will bring some miracle that will turn the tide of the war in their favor. Moscow constantly expects that the Ukrainian front will one day collapse under their pressure, while Kiev, firmly behind the so-called Coalition of the Willing Western Countries, that the Russian economy will finally go bankrupt under the heavy burden of financing a long-term war

Russian-Ukrainian conflict

Russian-Ukrainian conflict

20.July 2026 IN THE

Russia carried out one of the fiercest ballistic missile attacks on Kiev

Explosions rang out across Kiev overnight after Russia launched a massive airstrike. Residential buildings, a student dormitory and other civil infrastructure were affected. Ukrainian authorities are talking about one of the biggest missile attacks since the beginning of the war

The war in Ukraine

10.July 2026  AROUND

Analysis of the former commander of the Ukrainian army Valery Zaluzhny: The West is mistaken, Russia is not losing the war

Valery Zaluzhny, former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army and ambassador to London, says the technological revolution on the battlefield has created a stalemate in which individual tactical victories are losing importance. He openly criticizes the "outdated" strategic culture of the NATO alliance and says that the winner of the war will be decided by social endurance, not by moving the front line.