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Ukraine’s Drone Revolution – How Innovations From the Battlefield Are Changing Modern Warfare

The war in Ukraine has become a turning point in the history of military science. For the first time, drones have been used on such a massive and comprehensive scale across every layer of combat operations: infantry tactics, artillery coordination, and even strategic strikes against ships and infrastructure of national importance.What was once only an…

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North Korean Special Forces: Elite Units and Unconventional Operations

North Korea’s special forces are one of the most secretive and dangerous branches of the Korean People’s Army. Trained to operate in extreme conditions, skilled in infiltration, sabotage, and psychological warfare — they are a central element of the regime’s asymmetric strategy. 1. Introduction While the ground forces number over a million soldiers and the…

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North Korean Strategic Rocket Forces: Missile Arsenal and Nuclear Doctrine

North Korea’s Strategic Rocket Forces represent the most important, prestigious and dangerous branch of the Korean People’s Army. They form the backbone of the country’s deterrence strategy, serve as a powerful political bargaining tool, and allow Pyongyang to exert pressure on its neighbors and on global powers alike. 1. Introduction Unlike the ground forces, navy,…

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North Korean Air Force: Capabilities, Limitations and Air Doctrine

The North Korean Air Force is widely considered the weakest and most outdated branch of the Korean People’s Army. Despite this, it remains an important part of the country’s air-defense network, propaganda machinery, and overall deterrence strategy built around missiles and artillery. 1. Overview of the North Korean Air Force (KPAF) The Korean People’s Army…

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North Korean Navy: Fleet, Strategy and Combat Potential

The North Korean Navy (Korean People’s Army Navy, KPA Navy) is the least modern yet strategically essential branch of North Korea’s armed forces. Despite its limited capabilities, the regime uses it for asymmetric warfare, coastal defense, covert operations and propaganda purposes. 1. Introduction The North Korean Navy operates primarily as a defensive and asymmetric force….

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North Korean Ground Forces: Structure, Capabilities and Doctrine

North Korea’s ground forces form the largest and most central branch of the Korean People’s Army, remaining crucial for territorial control and the regime’s survival despite outdated equipment and limited resources. 1. Introduction The North Korean Ground Forces (KPA Ground Force) are the backbone of the regime’s military apparatus. Although technologically outdated and chronically under-resourced,…

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North Korean Defectors in China – Life in Hiding and Deportations

Escaping North Korea is only the beginning. In China, defectors face a life of fear, secrecy and the threat of deportation that may lead to torture or death. These are their untold stories. North Korea is one of the most closed countries in the world, where citizens are subjected to strict government control and restrictions…

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Serhii Krayanin: Conversations that expose Russian propaganda

Serhii Krayanin – conversations that expose the inner workings of Russian propaganda Serhii Krayanin (Краянин Сергій) is a Ukrainian YouTube blogger who tries to understand the mindset of Russians. He often asks how Russians perceive the war between Russia and Ukraine, and through carefully constructed questions he reveals the logical gaps and contradictions in the…

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“Peace” That Is Not Peace: Why the November 20/21, 2025 Plan Is Budapest 2.0 — and a De Facto Capitulation of Ukraine

The peace plan published on November 20/21, 2025 was meant to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. In reality, it repeats the mistakes of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum and places the victim of aggression in the position of the side expected to make concessions. It is a plan more absurd and dangerous than “peaceful.”…