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      A combination of Ukrainian military capabilities, western pushback and the pressure of international sanctions have put a dent into Russian hopes to use the Arctic to its advantage in the war against Ukraine.
      The militaries of the West find themselves at a crossroads, much as they did when the first tanks and aircraft went to war seriously for the first time.
      Even with F-16 jets, Argentina is no longer a credible military force.
      "I firmly believe that Ukraine should use every tool at its disposal to reclaim its territory", argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford.
      In a period described by some as “pre-war,” the UK continues with the atrophying of its armed forces argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford.
      The front page of a newspaper that generally supports the Scottish Government has criticised certain Scottish politicians for visiting a Scottish shipyard, seemingly due to their alignment with a rival political party.
      China’s sense of self-preservation will put its partnership of no limits with the Kremlin to the test.
      The Ukrainian advance into Russia’s Kursk oblast took almost everyone by surprise.

      Ukraine strikes back

      Earlier this week, and without fanfare, Ukraine forces launched an audacious ground attack across the border into the Kursk oblast, advancing up to 20 kilometres into Russia.
      This article investigates what appears to be a fake Twitter account designed to spread misinformation, highlighting its high-frequency, automated posting of polarising content amid recent riots.

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