And that is exactly why Russian propaganda is getting louder.
For weeks, people have kept asking:
"Where is Ukraine's big offensive?"
The question itself reveals a deeper misunderstanding.
Many are still watching this war through 2022 lenses.
They expect armored breakthroughs, massive tank columns, and front lines moving dozens of kilometers.
That war is gone.
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The biggest military revolution since World War II is already underway.
Modern battlefields are no longer decided primarily by tanks.
They are decided by drones, sensors, electronic warfare, logistics, intelligence, and endurance.
Ukraine is increasingly regaining the initiative.
Not through spectacular offensives.
By systematically degrading Russia's ability to wage war.
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The first signs are visible on the front.
Around Kostiantynivka and Druzhkivka, geolocated footage shows Ukrainian counterattacks recovering limited ground while Russian infiltration groups are increasingly destroyed by drones and coordinated defensive actions.
At Chasiv Yar, Ukraine has also regained terrain in key sectors.
1/Europe needs its own army because security cannot depend on elections in another country.
The United States can change course overnight. Europe cannot afford strategic whiplash.
Source: ... reuters.com/world/europe
2/ NATO is vital — but NATO is political.
A European army is not anti-NATO. It is insurance against paralysis, vetoes, and U.S. domestic chaos.
Source: ... nato.int/cps/en/natoh
3/ Afghanistan proved the danger of dependence.
Europe followed. Europe paid the price. Decisions were made elsewhere — consequences landed here.
Source: ... bbc.com/news/world-a
🧵 Thread: Greenland Will NOT Be Bought — Not by Denmark. Not by the U.S. 🇬🇱🔥
Follow & RT — this is global resistance. 👇 1/ 🇬🇱 “We do not want to be Americans. We do not want to be Danes. We want to be Greenlanders.”
All five political parties in Greenland’s parliament united to throw down at Trump’s imperial threats. Every. Single. One. time.com/7345221/trump-…
2/ Trump’s response to sovereignty isn’t diplomacy — it’s bullying. He says the U.S. “needs” Greenland and could take it “the hard way” if not peaceful. This isn’t security. It’s colonial entitlement. time.com/7344147/greenl…
3/ Greenland isn’t a pawn — it’s a nation in formation. Decades of self-rule, a valid legal path to independence since 2009, and a people demanding their own destiny. altinget.se/artikel/juridi…