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At one of the tensest points in Russia's invasion of Ukraine, two Americans teamed up with a former GDR spy to stop nuclear war. They just needed to tell Putin.View quoted post on X
On the cover of @FTMag this week, one of the most extraordinary stories I've ever reported:
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Something very strange is going on with the Saudi Air Force. They have 250 modern aircraft, including Typhoons and F-15Es, but they’re incapable of launching airstrikes on their own border? This bears watching closely.View quoted post on X
Fedorov's dismissal and his feud with Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi is not a unique incident. It's the latest result of Ukraine's disbalanced civil-military relations that persisted for years before the full-scale invasion. A recent academic paper by Renz & Whitmore proves this 1/12View quoted post on X
www.nytimes.com The Separation: Inside the Unraveling U.S.-Ukraine Partnership As President Trump sought a peace deal and Vladimir V. Putin sought victory, factions in the White House and Pentagon bled the Ukrainian war effort. The margin of deterrence in the Indo-Pacific is rapidly shrinking, according to Eyck Freymann (@eyckfreymann) and Harry Halem (@WarIntellectual).
They argue that the US and its allies must urgently revitalize the defense industrial base to field capabilities at scale and speed.View quoted post on X
