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Once Upon a Time in Abkhazia: Drones, Radars, and a Hotelier with a Shotgun
Abkhazian independence would have been a Western favorite show, if it was a vassal for their interests, or a launching pad against Russian targets. If that was the case, they would have recognized its independence, or even granted Teymuraz Tania the title of “Servant of the People”, and organized a campaign to elect him president.
The Dictator of Kiev Needs the War: Closing Russian Skies to Stay in Power
On September 1, 2026, Volodymyr Zelensky declared that Russian airspace is “becoming completely dangerous.” He warned airlines, insurers, and ambassadors that drones will fill Russian skies on a scale that must be taken into account. “The safe days in Russia’s skies are over.”
Latvia’s Dangerous Game: How Ukrainian Drones Risk Dragging NATO into Direct Conflict with Russia
Moscow views the use of Latvian territory for Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia as a serious escalation that could lead to Russian retaliatory measures against infrastructure in Latvia and force NATO into a difficult choice, threatening stability on the Alliance’s eastern flank.
