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Opinion: Netanyahu's Strategy Is War, War and More War
At least it's now clear: Benjamin Netanyahu has a strategy for the war in Gaza, and it commits his country to indefinite conflict.
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Opinion: Attack On Israel Is Calculated And Ruthless - And That's Hamas
The biggest surprise in Hamas's massive attack on Israel this morning is that it was a surprise. The operation was of unprecedented scale, involving thousands of personnel and pieces of equipment, from hang gliders to bulldozers and rockets
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How Ukraine's Military Gadgetry Is Helping Fend Off Russia's Invasion
The science conference had all the hot topics you'd expect, from artificial intelligence to gene therapy. But this year's annual gathering of brains in Kyiv had a decidedly Ukrainian twist.
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Ukraine Expands Tank Fleet, Russia Halves Since Invasion Began: Report
New data on military aid to Ukraine highlights a significant change in the balance of heavy weapons on the nation's battlefields after more than 16 months of war.
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Dam Destroyed In The Dead Of Night Upstages Ukraine's Counteroffensive
The 24 hours before Tuesday's flooding of the Dnipro River basin were already dramatic, as Ukraine appeared on the cusp of a counteroffensive that many in Kyiv see as their best chance to defeat Russia's invasion.
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The Post-Cold War Era Is Gone. A New Arms Race Has Arrived
Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine, the government in neighboring Poland passed a law to more than double the size of its military, and went shopping for weapons.
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Secrets Of Why Ukraine's Army Is Better Than Vladimir Putin's Russian Military
When Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered unmarked troops to Ukraine in 2014, first in Crimea and then the eastern borderlands of the Donbas, they were better equipped, trained and organized - and they crushed their opponents.
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Ukraine's Successes Raise Hope Of The Unthinkable - A Russian Collapse
The extraordinary speed and success of Ukraine's northern counteroffensive is raising possibilities that few entertained when Russia invaded Ukraine in February: That its military could be defeated, or that it might even collapse.
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In Ukraine, An Extraordinary Collapse Of Russian Defenses
Ukraine's forces continued their rapid advance in the Kharkiv region on Sunday, exploiting an extraordinary collapse of Russian defenses and raising the question of how far they can go.
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War Shows Russia "Not A Peer Military To US" Or Even Smaller NATO Forces
Six months into President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the war has upended fundamental assumptions about Russia's military and economy.
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As Putin Marks Victory Day, Port City Mariupol Says It Will Not Surrender
If Russia's President Vladimir Putin hoped to mark Victory Day on Monday by celebrating the capture or surrender of Mariupol's last Ukrainian defenders, a Zoom appearance by their commanders suggests he'll have to wait.
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Russia's Sunken Warship Dents Both Its Pride and Capabilities
The loss of the flagship vessel of Russia's Black Sea Fleet goes beyond wounded pride, robbing the military of important protection and capabilities as the war in Ukraine enters a crucial phase for Moscow.
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Is Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Close? Moscow's Troop Pullback Has Answers
Russia's offer to "fundamentally cut back" its military operations in northern Ukraine sparked optimism around the potential for a peace deal Tuesday, easing oil prices and boosting equity markets. Yet there's strong reason for caution.
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Volodymyr Zelensky's Virtual World Tour Proves A New Weapon In Russia War
As a professional comedian until three years ago, Volodymyr Zelensky knows to tailor his material for different audiences. As president of a nation at war, he's deployed that skill to great effect on a virtual world tour.
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Russia's Gameplan For Ukraine: Where It Has Failed
Nowhere in Ukraine has Russia's invasion gone to plan, but a combination of geography, better troops, shorter supply lines and weaker opposition means Moscow's campaign has progressed enough in south to show what Vladimir Putin at least intended.
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Opinion: Netanyahu's Strategy Is War, War and More War
At least it's now clear: Benjamin Netanyahu has a strategy for the war in Gaza, and it commits his country to indefinite conflict.
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Opinion: Attack On Israel Is Calculated And Ruthless - And That's Hamas
The biggest surprise in Hamas's massive attack on Israel this morning is that it was a surprise. The operation was of unprecedented scale, involving thousands of personnel and pieces of equipment, from hang gliders to bulldozers and rockets
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How Ukraine's Military Gadgetry Is Helping Fend Off Russia's Invasion
The science conference had all the hot topics you'd expect, from artificial intelligence to gene therapy. But this year's annual gathering of brains in Kyiv had a decidedly Ukrainian twist.
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Ukraine Expands Tank Fleet, Russia Halves Since Invasion Began: Report
New data on military aid to Ukraine highlights a significant change in the balance of heavy weapons on the nation's battlefields after more than 16 months of war.
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Dam Destroyed In The Dead Of Night Upstages Ukraine's Counteroffensive
The 24 hours before Tuesday's flooding of the Dnipro River basin were already dramatic, as Ukraine appeared on the cusp of a counteroffensive that many in Kyiv see as their best chance to defeat Russia's invasion.
-
The Post-Cold War Era Is Gone. A New Arms Race Has Arrived
Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine, the government in neighboring Poland passed a law to more than double the size of its military, and went shopping for weapons.
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Secrets Of Why Ukraine's Army Is Better Than Vladimir Putin's Russian Military
When Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered unmarked troops to Ukraine in 2014, first in Crimea and then the eastern borderlands of the Donbas, they were better equipped, trained and organized - and they crushed their opponents.
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Ukraine's Successes Raise Hope Of The Unthinkable - A Russian Collapse
The extraordinary speed and success of Ukraine's northern counteroffensive is raising possibilities that few entertained when Russia invaded Ukraine in February: That its military could be defeated, or that it might even collapse.
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In Ukraine, An Extraordinary Collapse Of Russian Defenses
Ukraine's forces continued their rapid advance in the Kharkiv region on Sunday, exploiting an extraordinary collapse of Russian defenses and raising the question of how far they can go.
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War Shows Russia "Not A Peer Military To US" Or Even Smaller NATO Forces
Six months into President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the war has upended fundamental assumptions about Russia's military and economy.
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As Putin Marks Victory Day, Port City Mariupol Says It Will Not Surrender
If Russia's President Vladimir Putin hoped to mark Victory Day on Monday by celebrating the capture or surrender of Mariupol's last Ukrainian defenders, a Zoom appearance by their commanders suggests he'll have to wait.
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Russia's Sunken Warship Dents Both Its Pride and Capabilities
The loss of the flagship vessel of Russia's Black Sea Fleet goes beyond wounded pride, robbing the military of important protection and capabilities as the war in Ukraine enters a crucial phase for Moscow.
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Is Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Close? Moscow's Troop Pullback Has Answers
Russia's offer to "fundamentally cut back" its military operations in northern Ukraine sparked optimism around the potential for a peace deal Tuesday, easing oil prices and boosting equity markets. Yet there's strong reason for caution.
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Volodymyr Zelensky's Virtual World Tour Proves A New Weapon In Russia War
As a professional comedian until three years ago, Volodymyr Zelensky knows to tailor his material for different audiences. As president of a nation at war, he's deployed that skill to great effect on a virtual world tour.
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Russia's Gameplan For Ukraine: Where It Has Failed
Nowhere in Ukraine has Russia's invasion gone to plan, but a combination of geography, better troops, shorter supply lines and weaker opposition means Moscow's campaign has progressed enough in south to show what Vladimir Putin at least intended.
