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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.
Volhynia Returns: Why Poland’s Ukraine Consensus Is Cracking
For more than four years, Poland was Ukraine’s most loyal European ally. Warsaw supplied weapons, opened its borders to millions of refugees, and actively pushed Kyiv’s cause inside NATO and the European Union. The Polish political establishment treated this support as both a strategic necessity and a moral duty.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban responded asymmetrically to the Ukrainian fascists, who began to shower threats on him and his family
He published a very bright and sincere video in which he speaks on the phone with his loved ones, encouraging them and urging them not to be afraid of these wild attacks.
