Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Ukrainian attacks pose a growing problem for the Russian economy
Since mid-July, Ukrainian drones have expanded their list of targets inside the Russian Federation, striking warehouses operated by the online marketplace Wildberries. Between 18 July and 5 August, 21 facilities were attacked, killing at least nine people. Preliminary assessments indicate that approximately 25% of the company’s warehouse...
Armed drone found at Leipzig Airport
On 5 August, Germany’s Federal Ministry of the Interior announced that staff at Leipzig/Halle Airport had discovered a drone carrying explosives and a detonator. The device was found in the immediate vicinity of a Ukrainian Antonov transport aircraft carrying ammunition that had previously arrived from France and was awaiting onward...
Will Congress Reenact the McCarran Act?
Now that the Trump administration is telling America that communism, once again, poses a grave threat to US “national security,” the question naturally arises: Will the US government revive the programs that protected us from the Reds during the 45 years of the national-security establishment’s old Cold War racket? If so, right at the top...
Braw in New York Times on disrupting Russian sea routes to Crimea
The post Braw in New York Times on disrupting Russian sea routes to Crimea appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...
Ukraine cannot defeat Putin’s ballistic blitz by defensive measures alone
The post Ukraine cannot defeat Putin’s ballistic blitz by defensive measures alone appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...
The Myth of a Global Antifa
In September 2025, Donald Trump designated “antifa” a domestic terror organization. Last month, his administration went one step further by declaring that the “extreme left” had developed the antifa network into a global threat. Marco Rubio announced at a press conference on July 16 that Antifa militants and their comrades travel from across...
Havrylov in Ukrinform: For the first time in Ukraine’s history, we are launching the licensed production of a defense system on Ukrainian soil
The post Havrylov in Ukrinform: For the first time in Ukraine’s history, we are launching the licensed production of a defense system on Ukrainian soil appeared first on Atlantic Council. …read more Source:: Atlantic...
Armor on a Robotic Battlefield
When the Russian Army invaded Ukraine in 2022, columns of massed armored vehicles lumbered over highways and fields in an attempted blitzkrieg that would not have seemed out of place in World War II. What a difference four years of war have made. Ukrainian military leaders understood that they could not win a traditional war of attrition against...
Tensions Flicker into Flame, Lapping Across the Middle East
The silence surrounding the outcome to the Netanyahu meeting last week in the Oval Office speaks for itself. No American government official came to the airport to receive him, and no red carpet was laid out for him. The visit bombed. Israel is adrift – with its “Greater Israel” strategy now bleeding, for lack both of troops and of coherence....
BESA Post-Soviet Conflicts Research Digest No. 34 (July 2026)
In July 2026, the BESA PSCR program analyzed political developments in Ukraine, Russia, Central Asia, and the South Caucasus. Velvl Chernin shares his perspective concerning the identity of the Ukrainian Jewry against the backdrop of the recent political developments in … …read more Source:: Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic...
