The longer this discussion about permitting Ukraine to strike targets within Rus with longer range Western produced fires rages, the more time Rus gets to plan accordingly, just in case, and, indeed, to move away and shelter some of the worthiest targets. So, when some in

Losing an F-16 and its pilot is a setback for Ukraine, no doubt. Like a myriad other setbacks in this massive war. It is just another one. What makes it tragic is a loss of life of a pilot, young, and yet already accomplished, one. True hero. Everything else is exactly that - a

If one looks at the discussion on what to do with Ukraine aid these days one can see two big camps. Some say that aid should be cut, Ukraine can't win/liberate its occupied lands, Ukraine should be forced to negotiate/capitulate. Another big camp advocates for increase of aid,

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First thoughts on Foreign Minister Kuleba leaving. First, I think that, no doubt, the tremendous pressure on Minister Kuleba has taken its toll. He is only human, and getting a break, of sorts (depending on whether he will be appointed at some other position, how soon), was

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This was the worst week for us in terms of outreach. In the entire year. Naturally, this affected our fundraisers. Silenced our voice. Now, we’re not exactly sure how X algorithms work, but we appreciate everyone who doesn’t allow us to disappear completely. #StandWithUkraine

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I mean I am not a military expert, but would not Ukraine being able to strike all significant Rus military-related targets within 300 km zone from the border complicate Rus war effort considerably? Yes, some targets will be out of reach, and this might not be a game changer or

My comment on debate for "Kyiv Independent": "The candidates' views expressed last night did not surprise me. As for Harris, her principled position to support Ukraine was confirmed. I liked her attempt to explain how aiding Ukraine is not just about Ukraine, but also about the

It was good to be on this podcast with two great journalists and experienced Ukraine watchers Michael Andersen and Brian Bonner. Fact-checking the Ukraine part of the Harris-Trump debate open.substack.com/pub/twogrumpyo…

So, I am reading now, at the WSJ's article in this case: "little hope of Congress approving additional funding for Ukraine no matter who wins the presidency", and I am not sure where this fatalistic assessment is coming from. I think that there is a realistic chance of such

I am seeing how German media follows what American media once did with Trump but in their case - with Wagenknecht. Trump is a creature of media, and she is everywhere in Germany now too, 24/7. I mean, of course, she is media savvy, and so was/is Trump. The responsibility of the

This is a likable guy. Now I like him even more.

It must be the work of those space lasers.

Anyone and anywhere who suggests cutting support to Ukraine should understand that this, by default, makes them not anti-war, but pro-war.