The West Has an Opportunity, Yet Again, to Push Back Against Russia
In August of 2008, Russia used separatist proxies in South Ossetia to attack Georgian villages near the city of Tskhinvali.
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Sea of Azov Showdown: The Reasons Behind Russia’s Renewed Aggression
As officials in Kyiv have consistently warned, an intensification of the on-again, off-again shooting war between the two countries was only a matter of time.
The Perilous State of America’s Defense Industry
Two grim words — ‘hollowed out’ — routinely surface when we speak about America’s once formidable industrial and manufacturing prowess.
Russia’s Provocations in the Sea of Azov: What Should Be Done?
On November 25 Russian vessels blocked Ukrainian ones from entering the Sea of Azov, fired on Ukrainian ships in the Black Sea, rammed some of those ships, seized three Ukrainian ships, and wounded six in these exchanges.
Rethinking The Russo-Iranian Entente
Just how solid is the strategic partnership between Russia and Iran?