China Arms Russia’s Drone Surge as Washington Looks the Other Way
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China Arms Russia’s Drone Surge as Washington Looks the Other Way

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Ukraine’s dominance in drone warfare is eroding—and fast. Once a symbol of Ukrainian innovation and battlefield adaptability, the drone war is shifting in Russia’s favor. The reason is clear, if largely unspoken: Chinese parts, Chinese support, and a growing silence from Washington. In 2024, Ukraine produced nearly one million tactical drones. It aimed for 2.5 million in 2025—an ambitious plan to offset artillery shortages and manpower constraints.

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Republicans Demand Strong U.S. Response to Putin’s Barbaric Assault on Ukraine
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Republicans Demand Strong U.S. Response to Putin’s Barbaric Assault on Ukraine

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Republican lawmakers are demanding an immediate and forceful response to what they describe as a “barbaric” and “deliberate” escalation by Russia, after a three-day aerial onslaught saw about 1,000 drones and missiles launched against Ukrainian cities, injuring and killing numerous civilians.

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Russia presses for Release of Frozen $280 Billion to continue war
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Russia presses for Release of Frozen $280 Billion to continue war

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Russian officials are quietly lobbying Western governments to release an estimated $280 billion in frozen sovereign assets, according to Ukrainian intelligence reports. The effort, reportedly spearheaded by Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund and a longtime confidant of President Vladimir Putin, signals growing economic pressure on the Kremlin as it seeks to sustain its war in Ukraine.

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