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Luis de Vega

Reporter · ES

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Jul 18, 2026
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Jul 12, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · Luis de Vega

    Kherson: Born in the bunker, killed in the street (opens the original)

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    In Kherson, relentless attacks by Russian drones are killing residents in the streets. Meanwhile, new citizens are being welcomed into the besieged city within the walls of an armored maternity ward: a bunker. It is the solution authorities have found to handle births in the regional capital of Ukraine most under threat by the invasion orchestrated from Moscow. But the rise in attacks has ended up placing the medical center in what is considered a red zone, where the risk of death multiplies. So

  2. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Luis de Vega

    Ukraine’s strategy to strangle Crimea: Drone bombardment, attacks on infrastructure and psychological blows to Russian troops (opens the original)

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    Something is changing in Crimea, the territory that represents the most valuable prize of the imperial plan launched by Vladimir Putin in 2014. The Russian president has long regarded the peninsula he seized from Ukraine as an impregnable fortress. The apparent normality, however, is a trompe-l’œil behind which Moscow is trying to mask significant blows, like those suffered in recent months by its fleet docked in Sevastopol and by its air-defense systems in that occupied stronghold. Amid the off

  3. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · Luis de Vega

    Ukraine’s biggest defense gap: More than 92% of Russian ballistic missiles hit their targets (opens the original)

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    The data provide stark evidence. The major arms revolution taking place in Ukraine is not enough to counter Russia’s full potential. Kyiv’s defense industry has made an extraordinary leap forward, mass-producing modern, effective, and inexpensive weapons at speed, especially drones of all kinds. At the same time, however, it suffers from a significant shortcoming when it comes to defending against the ballistic missiles that Kremlin forces frequently launch. In just the last two major attacks on

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