Toplines Russian forces may launch an Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) at Ukraine in the next 24 to 48 hours. The Ukrainian Air Force warned on June 12 that there is a “high probability” that Russian forces will launch an unspecified IRBM from the Kapustin Yar missile launch site in …
Read More »Iran Update Special Report, June 12, 2026
Key Takeaways Persistent internal disagreements remain among Iranian regime leaders over the concessions that the regime should accept in negotiations with the United States. Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Commander Major General Ahmad Vahidi and his inner circle appear to continue to seek an agreement that meets Iranian maximalist demands …
Read More »Eyes On The Crew: The Russian Watchmen Aboard Moscow’s Sanctioned ‘Shadow Fleet’ Tankers
With his shaved head, thick neck, and heavy jaw, Andrei has the look of a man built to intimidate. His professional background matches that impression. Andrei’s resume describes him as a former commander in an elite Russian airborne unit who served in “combat operations” in Chechnya, worked as a personal …
Read More »From spaces to places: regenerating Danube villages with place-making
Between depopulation and cultural rediscovery, a network of organizations is attempting to restore meaning and vitality to the peripheral areas of Southeastern Europe. A reportage Almost everything in the Danube Delta unfolds horizontally, at eye level: the village houses, the boats, the faces of the boatmen who guide them. Even …
Read More »Les prétendues velléités de paix de l’Europe ne sont qu’une variante insidieuse de la guerre
Les tentatives européennes de reprise des relations diplomatiques avec la Russie fleurent bon l’hypocrisie et la duplicité. Après quatre années de diplomatie nulle, de multiples séries de sanctions économiques pour détruire l’État russe et des centaines de milliards d’euros dépensés pour alimenter une guerre sans issue de l’Ukraine contre la …
Read More »When Washington’s practices contradict his designs
Washington wanted to chain the world. He chained himself in a trajectory inverted from his own ambitions. In geopolitics as in history, there is an implacable law: the world does not bend to the desires of those who believe they possess it. History, since 1945, is the cruel and repeated …
Read More »The Defense Agreement between France and Norway: A New Stage in European Security ?
As the US withdraws troops from Europe, European countries are once again facing the echoes of the past. In search of protection from growing threats, Norway has become the ninth European power to seek the French “nuclear umbrella.” On 27 May 2026, Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store met the …
Read More »L’attaque sur l’Iran se solde par une riposte iranienne fulgurante et dévastatrice pour l’armée américaine
L’aube de «Kheibar Shekan»… L’Iran incinère les hangars des F-35 en Jordanie et pilonne la Cinquième Flotte lors de l’affrontement le plus violent avec Washington. Contexte stratégique : L’effondrement des lignes rouges et l’explosion de la géographieLa vague la plus violente d’opérations de combat directes entre les États-Unis et la …
Read More »Kremlin botnet “Matryoshka” inflated the scandal around the announcement of the concert of System of a Down in Armenia
The Kremlin botnet “Matryoshka” uses the scandal around the stated concert of System of a Down in Yerevan for a new wave of disinformation against Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. This The Insider was reported by researchers of the project “Bones Blocker”, which tracks the activity of Russian botnets in …
Read More »The Day After in Cuba
What American Military Force Can and Cannot Do On the beaches east of Havana, you can still see rusted remnants of watchtowers on the roofs of buildings along the island’s northern coast. Constructed in the early 1960s, after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion, these emplacements were designed to provide …
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