ISW Explains Why Russia Is Attacking Ukrainian Ports
The Odesa region officials reported that Russian forces struck the port of Odesa with a ballistic missile during the day on October 14, hitting the civilian vessels NS Moon flying the Belize flag and the Optima dry cargo vessel flying the Palau flag, as well as port infrastructure and a grain warehouse, the analysts recalled.
Russian commanders encourage executions of Ukrainian prisoners of war – ISW
Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) point to an increase in executions of Ukrainian prisoners of war, which are condoned and encouraged by Russian commanders. Source: ISW Details: Russian forces recently executed nine Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) in Kursk Oblast,
Russian leader Vladimir Putin's current theory of victory in Ukraine is aimed at prolonging the war, and it claims that ...
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Putin's strategy for victory through prolonging war may fail - ISWThe current victory theory of Russian President Vladimir Putin is focused on prolonging the war, based on the belief that his ...
Russian forces have made gains towards the Donetsk city, but Ukrainian troops are fighting back, the Institute for the Study ...
Russian attacks on civilian vessels and other grain corridor infrastructure are almost certainly intended to undermine ...
Russia is likely using North Korean troops to fight on its behalf in Ukraine. Intelligence from Ukraine suggests that the ...
Vladimir Putin's troops have made gains in the Russian region of Kursk, into which Ukraine staged an incursion.
According to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), the DPRK military is already fighting on Ukraine and several thousand ...
The Kremlin is likely to use the recent comprehensive strategic partnership agreement signed off in June by Russia and North Korea in part to offset the need to replenish own manpower force and ensure ...
As tensions rise between Israel and Iran, Russia is looking at ways to exploit the situation for its own interests, according ...
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