The Ukraine war highlights the necessity of long-range weapons, prompting NATO and Europe+ nations to enhance their strategic arsenals. Collaborative projects like ELSA aim to develop effective systems, demonstrating urgency and cooperation amid evolving threats.
Read More EUROPE+ LOOKS TO LONG RANGE WEAPONSEuropean defense manufacturers are thriving due to distrust in the US under Trump, prompting a shift towards domestic military procurement. The EU plans to invest €800 billion, enhancing economic growth and defense capabilities across member states.
Read More ARMING EUROPE? CAN IT GO IT ALONE?Russia faces a dilemma between seeking a ceasefire to stabilize and pushing for immediate victory against Ukraine, believing time is limited. Meanwhile, Ukraine strengthens its military, while the U.S. struggles with ineffective diplomacy, complicating prospects for peace.
Read More RUSSIA: STRATEGIC INFLECTION POINTTalks in Saudi Arabia aim to resolve the ongoing war, but both Russia and Ukraine remain deadlocked. Ukraine’s prolonged strategies focus on gaining time and resource depletion, fully supported by Europe+ like never before. Ignoring them is a huge strategic error.
Read More UKRAINE CAN WINTrump’s failure to negotiate effectively with Putin led to minimal gains for Ukraine and significant concessions to Russia. Despite this, Ukraine’s resilience and Europe’s support signal a potential shift, indicating a stronger future for Ukraine.
Read More TOTAL FAILURE: THE ART OF NO DEAL
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