Russian blood soaked export of crude oil has decreased
Sanctions, price caps and logistics disruptions are cutting into Russia’s crude oil exports—the “blood-soaked” revenue stream fueling Moscow’s war against Ukraine.
Aug 11, 2022
The Russians’ unhealthy activity around Zaporizhzhia NPP indicates the Kremlin has already realized they cannot win the war
Why is Russia intensifying operations around the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant? Analysts suggest it signals Moscow’s growing fear it can’t win the war — risking nuclear catastrophe.
Aug 10, 2022
Can Ukraine produce weapons on its own?
Amid Russia’s invasion, Ukraine has dramatically boosted its own weapons production — from drones to artillery — but challenges like funding and components still limit full self‑sufficiency. empr.media.
Jul 28, 2022
Kyiv is preparing to open the northern front
Ukraine is bracing for a possible northern front as Belarusian troops amass near the border, prompting Kyiv to prepare defenses against potential Russian‑aligned escalation.
Jul 7, 2022
Why “why us” questions appear from both sides of Russia – Ukraine war?
A provocative analysis of why the haunting question “why us?” resonates on both sides of the Russia‑Ukraine war — revealing deeper identity, fear, and narrative clashes in the conflict.
Jul 4, 2022
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Was Ukraine ready to face the war?
Before February 24 2022, key warnings about invasion were not fully acted on and systemic gaps in air defence, policy and strategy left Ukraine unready — but resilience reshaped response. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Jun 17, 2022
The West has the right to give Ukraine nuclear warheads
Should Western powers arm Ukraine with nuclear warheads — legally, morally or strategically? We unpack the Budapest Memorandum, security guarantees, and a growing nuclear debate shaping defense policy. | empr.media
Jun 13, 2022
Russian propaganda changes the news background around the Ukraine’s war
From subtle framing shifts to full‑scale distortion, Russian propaganda is reshaping how the Ukraine war is reported. Unpack the strategies, global impact and resistance to misinformation. | empr.media
Jun 10, 2022
Turkey is tired of Russia – Ukraine war
Turkey’s leadership increasingly conveys weariness over the enduring Russia‑Ukraine war, amplifying peace negotiations and diplomatic pressure while navigating NATO, Moscow and Kyiv ties.
Jun 6, 2022
European unity against the Russian invasion VS the moral decay of some European politicians
A fierce clash grips Europe: deep solidarity in defense of Ukraine vs troubling moral decay among high-profile leaders whose choices threaten Western unity and democratic resolve. | empr.media
Jun 2, 2022
Putin’s plan is to completely destroy Ukraine, not only as a state entity but also as a socio-cultural phenomenon
Is Russia’s war solely about territory? This deep analysis argues Putin’s aim is far darker — to erase Ukraine’s statehood and cultural identity. A must‑read strategic critique. | empr.media
May 31, 2022
When Russia’s army will lose combat effectiveness in Ukraine?
EMPR digs into expert assessments on when Russia’s army in Ukraine could lose combat effectiveness — examining catastrophic losses, equipment shortages, and unsustainable casualty trends.
May 24, 2022