NATO is a paper tiger as Russia probes the Polish border
The diplomatic shorthand for "we are terrified but cannot admit it" is usually a press release claiming that airspace was "protected" while fighter jets scramble in a panic.
By Tom Beckwith ·
ukrzaliznytsia — Lorien Times
Russia's strike at Yahodyn proves Putin is testing the West
There is a specific, cold kind of terror that comes with the realization that you were the intended target, but the clock simply ran out on your executioner.
By Aoife Gallagher ·
Putin's strike at Yahodyn was a calculated terror tactic
The logic of the Kremlin is rarely "warped"; it is merely cold.
By Klaus Berger ·
Trump tells Ukraine to stop targeting Russia’s diesel fuel
A Russian jet-propelled drone hit a train engine at Yahodyn, two kilometers from the Polish border, on September 13.
By Ray Dombrowski ·
Putin's Yahodyn strike targets survival, not military cargo
By Alma Cordero ·
Putin's strike at Yahodyn is a terror knock on the EU door
There is a particular kind of anxiety that settles in the marrow of a European when the border ceases to be a line on a map and becomes a frontline.
By Elena Rossi ·