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- Sep 14, 2026
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Eyewitness Account – Russian Drones Nearly Hit Former CIA Director at the Polish Border (opens the original)
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The first two times our train from Kyiv toward Poland stopped because of Russian drone attacks, passengers moved quickly but relatively calmly away from the cars. The third time, the urgency in the railway official’s voice had changed. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. We had been told to get at least 200 meters from the train, away from anything that might attract a Russian drone or send shrapnel flying if it were hit. We crossed a dark, marshy field, sometimes over old
How Russia Finds Cracks in American Society – and Widens Them With Propaganda and Psyops (opens the original)
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Laura Loomer, the combative pro-Trump activist and online influencer with nearly two million followers, offers a remarkable case study in how a Russian information operation works. The remarkable part of the story is, she has publicly described the process from the inside. For years, Loomer argued that Ukraine did not deserve American support. On her program, she described aid as money extracted from “unwilling US taxpayers.” She called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky an “emerging dictato
Ukraine Trains Police for War and Democracy (opens the original)
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At a recent lunch at Ukraine’s National Academy of Internal Affairs, a senior Academy official handed me a photograph of students at a gala dance. At first glance, it could almost have passed for a school prom in the United States. The students were formally dressed, the room was festive, and the mood was unmistakably upbeat. But the story behind the photograph was not a prom story. It was a story about institutional change under the pressure of war. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpo
The Secret to Building Ukraine and Europe’s 21st-Century Defense Tech Industry (opens the original)
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For three years, Ukraine has been teaching the world a lesson that many governments are slow to absorb: in modern war, innovation does not usually come from committees. It comes from people close to the problem, under unbearable pressure, trying something, failing, trying again, and finding the thing that works. That lesson matters now because Europe is spending billions to help Ukraine defend itself. The intention is admirable. The execution is often less so. Follow our coverage of the war on t
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