Ukraine

The ammunition shortage plaguing Ukrainian forces isn't just about production capacity. Supply chain bottlenecks and allied logistics failures are creating a critical gap between demand and delivery. Combat units are rationing shells they need yesterday.

Ukraine's war enters its fifth year with no end in sight. Zelenskyy is asking for more weapons and more time. But with $175 billion spent and 600,000 casualties, the case for a negotiated peace has never been stronger.

The war enters its fifth year with Ukraine still standing. Zelenskyy is right to be skeptical of peace talks that reward Russian aggression.

Strategic patience isn't weakness, it's how you win. Trump's instinct to push hard is right. The timeline pressure he's applying to Ukraine and Iran is wrong.

A mega-deal to end the Ukraine war sounds good until you remember who's on the other side of the table. Paper agreements don't stop artillery.

Ukraine spotted an opportunity in America's drone supply chain problem and moved on it. Meanwhile Washington is still running meetings about the meetings.

Trump called it what it is, hatred. And until someone in this conflict decides peace matters more than revenge, Ukrainians keep dying.

Five years in, Zelenskyy is still selling the war to American audiences. But the audience has changed.