Investigation
While Putin parades imperial imagery, a web of Western sanctions is squeezing Russia’s economy, shrinking growth and cutting off key sectors — a systemic drag on Moscow’s war machine and global clout.
EMPR’s bold investigation argues the Ukraine war won’t truly end until Putin’s regime collapses — exploring internal fractures, external pressure and geopolitical tipping points.
Investigative analysis explores what May 9th means for the Russia‑Ukraine war’s next phase, how expectations have shifted, and what the future holds for conflict and peace.
Explore how China’s economic, technological and diplomatic actions bolster Russia’s war effort against Ukraine — from trade lifelines to indirect military support.
Russia is mounting a sustained operational-tactical combat campaign aimed at encircling Ukrainian forces on key fronts, exerting pressure through maneuver and attrition warfare.
Explore verified evidence on how Ukraine destroyed Russia’s largest warship, the flagship cruiser Moskva, with missile strikes and strategic impact on the naval war in the Black Sea.
Explore the latest developments in Ukraine’s hot southeast: shifting frontlines, Russian regroupings, tactical moves near Kherson and Donbas, and ongoing clashes shaping the war’s trajectory.
Honest answers to the most common questions about the Azov Special Operations Detachment in the West. The myth about Ukrainian fascism must die as soon as possible. Material was prepared by Vyacheslav Lykhachov, historian, political analyst, an Israeli originally from Russia and published by Euromaidan SOS. 1. Neo-Nazi regiment / brigade /battalion Azov? Informal preamble. I am forced to talk about […]
With the fog of war lifting in eastern Ukraine, new evidence sheds light on Russia’s strategic objectives, battlefield shifts and what comes next on the frontline.
In Bucha and beyond, Russia’s war on Ukraine shows signs of intentional destruction of a people — compared to Hitler’s genocidal policies. Dive into EMPR.media’s powerful investigation.
Reclaiming Crimea examines how Ukraine and allies might use diplomacy, sanctions pressure and coordinated international leverage to reverse Russia’s occupation and restore Ukrainian sovereignty over the peninsula.
Analysis: Ukrainian intelligence says Russian stockpiled military vehicles were stripped for parts, derailing redeployment — and the 13th Tank Regiment commander reportedly shot himself amid the fiasco. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}