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Weapons for Democracy: Operation Nickel Grass
On October 6, 1973, a coalition of Arab states launched what would now be called as ” a special operation to demilitarize Israel”. Intensively “pumped up” with Soviet weapons on […]

“We are investing in what allows us to destroy the enemy”. Interview with Taras Chmut from the Come Back Alive Foundation
Where does the money that Ukrainians send for the army go? Can you trust volunteers, and why are they still looking for bulletproof vests and thermographic cameras despite the strong […]

New Chernobyl risk: Energodar protects nuclear power plants from Putin’s troops
By Vasylyna Duman, for the Military Portal of Ukraine Workers at the local nuclear power plant and people living in Energodar are driving the occupiers 30-kilometer distance away from the […]

Russia’s attack on Ukraine Chronicle of event for 25th of February
Around 11 am in the Herson Region the echelon of armored vehicles started invasion from Crimea Russian invaders demined the railway station and restarted railway connection with Temporarily Occupied Crimea. […]

REPORT ON XII INTERNATIONAL AVIATION AND SPACE SALON AVIASVIT-XXI
On June 15–18, 2021, the only event in Ukraine in the field of aviation and space technologies – Aviasvit-XXI International Aviation and Space Salon – took place at the International […]

Documentary about the National Guard of Ukraine
NGU press-service For the 6th anniversary of the National Guard of Ukraine, a documentary about the military formation born of war has been created With the support of the Ministry […]

Russian Army PsyOps units
*The article describes the general structure of psychological operations detachments of the Russian Federation Army. Due to insufficient scope of verifiable information, some data quoted in the text may lack […]

What Happened in Mariupol on May 9th, 2014
Dmytro Putiata, Andrii Karbivnychyi, Vasyl Rudyka On May 9th 2014, a group of pro-Russian militants led by the “Mongoose” tried to take control over a Mariupol city vital security site—the […]

Things Are Heating Up in Sloviansk
After the invasion of Russian sabotage groups, the situation in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions was so aggravated that it became clear that fighting near Kramatorsk and Sloviansk would be […]

And So Began Sloviansk
By early April 2014, the “Russian Spring” had all the signs that it would soon cease as a phenomenon. The regional council deputies in all Ukrainian regions did not support […]

Springtime for the Invader. Part 2
The “People’s Republics” Technology From early March to early April, the activity of pro-Russian protests began to wane. Take Donetsk as an example of the protest dynamics: the big rally […]

Springtime for the Invader, Part One
Dmytro Putiata, Andrii Karbivnychyi, Vasyl Rudyka On 21 February 2014, the day after the shooting on Instytutska Street, Russian TV channel Den’-TV aired a story pointedly titled “How to Divide […]

Ukraine’s Armed Forces on the Eve of the Conflict
Dmytro Putiata, Andrii Karbivnychyi, Vasyl Rudyka Since 1992, Ukraine had been consistently downsizing its Armed Forces. The reason was that Ukraine’s economy could not afford to maintain a large military […]

U.S. Navy mine recovery
By Lieutenant John Miller, U.S. Navy Posted in U.S. Naval Institute The U.S. Navy knows that its current adversaries pose a substantial offensive mining threat. Russia, China, and Iran each […]