Oleksandr Arhat

Putin’s finances are in such bad shape that he doesn’t even have $1 billion to participate in the Peace Council. He wants to pay for it with money that belongs to Ukraine. A pathetic old man.

We see our daily influence on the content of military-focused websites around the world, and we plan only to keep improving quality. And of course — which media outlet, if not a Ukrainian one, should be setting the tone in this field? Thank you for reading us and for your support

Comparative statistics for December showed that Militarnyi is one of the most visited military media outlets in the world. We ended up with more American visitors than most of the industry’s recognized top players. Perhaps it was just an anomaly in a single month? 2026 will tell.

On the new site, the share of international audiences increased significantly. While on MIL.IN.UA we finished March with 62% international users, on Militarnyi.com users from outside Ukraine accounted for 70% by the end of 2025.

In 2025, @Militarnyi changed its domain. As a result, from spring to autumn our traffic was not always at the level we were used to. Nevertheless, over the year our content received 71,356,110 views.

Russians should definitely draw the right lesson from Venezuela. They should model their behavior on the participants of that special operation — and to be clear, I mean the Venezuelans. When the time comes. And it will.

Exclusive | U.S. Finds Ukraine Didn’t Target Putin in Drone Strike Disclosure of the findings comes as Trump appeared to play down the Russian claim of an attempted attack.

There’s a Ukrainian proverb: ‘You can walk the whole world with lies, but you’ll never make it back.’ Putin and Russia have lied so much that trust is no longer possible. Believing Russia today means agreeing to be played. It’s a hole they dug themselves.

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Probably the main reason Modi was upset

Valdai is like Epstein’s Island. But the specialization there is more on school-age boys.

Trump to a reporter: "You're saying maybe the attack didn't place? That's possible too I guess. But President Putin told me this morning it did."

But grandpa clearly panicked, got scared stiff, and decided to monetize the fear the next morning.

After checking Russian monitoring channels overnight, I found at most an alert in Tver Oblast, which borders Novgorod Oblast. If drones were flying further through Novgorod Oblast, it was most likely on their way to strike an oil refinery in Leningrad Oblast.

You can determine the target of a UAV attack only if:
• the UAV is shot down while approaching the target;
• the UAV actually hits the target.
Everything else is fantasy.

The fourth Christmas Eve in a row when Russians kill Ukrainians in their own homes and try to plunge them into darkness. Not everyone believes in God. But every day Russia provides proof that Satan exists — and that his residence is the Kremlin.

They want to blame Ukraine for ‘not wanting peace’ in order to create a pretext for the United States to capitulate to Russia. A simple scheme — and obvious to everyone.

The fact that the United States has chosen to pressure the victim rather than the aggressor only illustrates the true level of its leader’s capabilities. But as has been repeated many times, Ukraine does not need anyone’s help to capitulate. America, however, seems to need such help.

These aren’t guesses — they are written instructions. Are you sure you don’t see how this is being put into practice?

5.Eliminate Ukraine as an independent state, because without Ukraine, Russia cannot build its “Eurasian empire.”
6.Fuel extremist movements and internal fractures across Europe and the U.S. to weaken democratic cohesion.
7.Replace the transatlantic order with a Moscow-centered Eurasian super-bloc.

2. Push the United States out of Europe and undermine NATO from within.
3. Forge a “Berlin–Moscow axis,” pulling Germany away from the West.
4. Turn Central and Eastern Europe into buffer zones subordinated to Russian interests.

You shouldn’t pretend you don’t know what Russia actually wants.
Alexander Dugin spelled it out long ago — explicitly, in his book The Foundations of Geopolitics.

Here is the core of that blueprint:

1. Break up the European Union into weakened states unable to act collectively.

And users must have direct influence over whom they read and support (and not a biased algorithm controlled by Moscow, Beijing, Musk, or Zuckerberg).
Today, being a bearer of truth is not enough — your truth will simply be muted by a ketamine addict.

Europe needs an honest discussion about public issues — and it must involve real people, not bot-farm operators. And this means that all participants in discussions must appear under their real names.

Fake speech is being passed off as free speech. Fighting hostile networks with fines and debating their owners is impractical. What is needed is our own platform based on truly classical Western values, where the right to free expression is balanced by personal responsibility for what is said.

🇪🇺Instead of being outraged by the American strategy, Europe should start thinking of itself as a superpower and implementing its own strategy.

Dieveniškės: A Growing Hybrid Threat to Lithuania - Militarnyi The main military threat to Lithuania and to NATO’s eastern flank as a whole is commonly considered to be the Suwałki Corridor. This is the section of the Polish-Lithuanian border that runs between Be...

Dieveniškės: A Growing Hybrid Threat to Lithuania

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You realize that Russia lies about who it is today and what is happening. Now understand that the lies about who it was and what happened to it are even greater. The entire ‘official’ history of Russia is a complete fabrication based on stealing from others and covering up its crimes.

It’s almost amusing to watch certain Eastern European countries criticize the EU—as if they had joined it at a time when they were wealthier and more developed than they are today.And it goes without saying that no one is forcing them to stay in the EU and ‘endure’ this so-called loss of sovereignty

Russian society bears collective responsibility for enabling this regime. Putin cannot stop, because his followers would never forgive him for it.

Has Russian society given even one reason over these four years to be separated from ‘Putin’s regime’? Who overfulfills recruitment plans for ‘volunteers’? Who buys stolen apartments in Mariupol ‘by the sea’? Who donates to the ‘boys’ for drones?

What’s needed now is consolidation of the West, not fragmentation — that is, if there is a real desire to win the civilizational war, rather than pass this task down as an inheritance to our grandchildren. 2/2