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He experienced a lot and accomplished a lot. But what exactly do people remember about him – both the faithful and those who are not religious?
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“But I don’t see how these negotiations can succeed without Putin giving up some of his military objectives.”
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“Where is their willingness to make a deal? We see no Russian commitment to peace. Putin will simply continue. Therefore, the West must increase pressure on him. In the fifth year of the war, that pressure must be radically intensified.”
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The commander of the 71st Separate Airborne Brigade of the Airborne Forces spoke about the defence of Sumy Region, how the war has changed, Russian losses, and the impact of peace talks on the front line.
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Kyiv, Kharkiv, Zhytomyr: “Decentralised generation is just 2–10%. No large city, even regional centres, reaches 50–60% energy independence.”
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In order to wage war intelligently, creatively and effectively, the strategy for developing the Armed Forces needs to be revised.
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Where can people find hope when they live in darkness and cold most of the day, exhausted and fearing that things will worsen? And how can one explain to non-believers why God does not punish Putin?
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“They must be legally binding through the appropriate procedures of each country, that is, through ratification. […] These years have shown that Ukraine is very difficult to coerce or blackmail into anything.”
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“Russia plans to significantly increase production to use up to 1,000 drones per day… More than 20 million is the mobilisation potential of the Russians, 4.5 million is a prepared resource.”
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"Very low turnout — for instance, 10–20 per cent — could call the referendum’s legitimacy into question.”
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2026 began with the appointment of Kyrylo Budanov, head of the DIU, as head of the Office of the President. We examine what this means and what consequences it will have for domestic and foreign policy.
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How and when will all this happen?
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“Russia was supposed to be ready to begin military action against Europe in 2030. Those plans have now been revised, with the timeline brought forward to 2027. This concerns the Baltic states and their occupation.”
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Where will the money come from in 2026? What changes are planned? How will the (non-)onset of peace affect this? A conversation with Serhiy Marchenko and Andriy Pyshnyy.
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Will Volodymyr Zelenskyy draw conclusions from the experience of his predecessors?