While the war with Iran might be nearing a resolution, the war in Ukraine is heating up.
Whether this is the next stage in escalation, or the grand finale remains unclear. But lessons continue to emerge from this conflict, and world powers are beginning to act on them at scale.
Ukrainian long-range drones continue to hammer Russian energy and military sites. Targets up to 1,700 kilometers inside Russia are being hit.
These strikes are causing serious economic damage to Russia, not to mention the environmental harm. Here’s a screenshot of recent fires at Russia’s Rosneft facility on the Black Sea after Ukrainian drone attacks.
Earlier this week, President Trump expressed his anger at Ukrainian President Zelensky, “It’s time for Ukraine to get a NEW PRESIDENT!”
Ukraine’s strikes are hammering Russia’s fuel production, and causing shortages worldwide.
On the front lines, short-range drones are now Ukraine’s primary weapon holding back Russian advances. Most of these are small drones with anti-tank RPG warheads attached.
