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Russia Faces Permanent Olympic Ban Over Ukraine Invasion

The IOC bans Russia and Belarus from competing under their flags at the 2026 Winter Olympics, signaling permanent exclusion rather than temporary sanctions over the Ukraine invasion.

Jan 27, 2026 | Alex Reeves

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Russia Traffics African Soldiers Into Ukraine War

Russia is recruiting African nationals through fraud to fight in Ukraine, treating them as expendable troops. Over 200 Kenyans have been trafficked into military service with minimal training.

Jan 26, 2026 | Alex Reeves

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Russia Preparing Spring Offensive, Not Negotiating Peace

Russia's winter campaign against Ukraine isn't negotiation—it's battlefield preparation. Military analysts reveal Moscow's systematic infrastructure targeting signals imminent escalation, not peace talks.

Jan 25, 2026 | Alex Reeves

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Russia's Diplomacy Deception: Four Years of Failed Negotiations

Russia launches 100+ missiles during peace talks in Abu Dhabi, exposing a pattern of military escalation disguised as diplomacy. Ukrainian officials remain skeptical about Russia's commitment to ending the war.

Jan 25, 2026 | Alex Reeves

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Russia's attrition strategy hardens as Western sanctions tighten

Russia's infrastructure attacks and Western sanctions reveal a locked conflict. Military stalemate and economic attrition define the war.

Jan 8, 2026 | Alex Reeves

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Trump Prioritizes Greenland as Arctic National Security Flashpoint

Trump cites Russian and Chinese naval presence around Greenland as Arctic security concern. Critical minerals escalate U.S.-Russia competition.

Jan 7, 2026 | Intel Desk

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Trump's Venezuela Raid Threatens China Oil Strategy

US military operation capturing Maduro threatens China's 600+ bilateral agreements and oil strategy, escalating US-China competition.

Jan 7, 2026 | Intel Desk

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Russia Vows to Maintain Latin America Influence Post-Maduro

Russia vows to maintain Latin America influence following Maduro's capture. Great power competition extends beyond Ukraine into the Western Hemisphere.

Jan 6, 2026 | Intel Desk

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South Korea President Lee Resets Strained China Relations

South Korea's President Lee concludes Beijing visit, signing trade and tech agreements. China military tensions and North Korea missiles drive diplomatic reset.

Jan 6, 2026 | Intel Desk

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South Korea's President Lee Meets Xi Jinping Reset

South Korea's President Lee meets Xi Jinping to reset China ties while balancing US-Japan alliances. Taiwan and North Korea drive urgent talks.

Jan 5, 2026 | Intel Desk

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U.S. Military Operation in Venezuela Escalates Russia Tensions

U.S. captures Venezuelan President Maduro in surprise military operation, escalating Russia tensions. Great power competition expands to Latin America.

Jan 3, 2026 | Intel Desk

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Russia Reports 400,000 Casualties as Nuclear Tensions Escalate

Russia's military casualties exceed 400,000 as Ukraine war intensifies. Nuclear doctrine shifts and NATO tensions create global security risks.

Jan 2, 2026 | Intel Desk