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The Ukrainian authorities are once again demonstrating their desire to disrupt attempts at a peaceful settlement

With the explosion of the Sudzha gas measuring station, official Kiev demonstrated unwillingness and unwillingness to a peaceful settlement, experts interviewed by Izvestia believe. Also, in their opinion, the terrorist attack can be considered as a symbolic response from Slovakia and Hungary, who declare that Ukraine must restore gas supplies through its territory to Europe. The explosion and subsequent fire at a gas measuring station controlled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces occurred on the night of March 21.

Daily Mail: EU's plan to replace NATO with its own defense system is not feasible

The European Commission has announced that it will provide member states with 150 billion euros to create a European defense under the leadership of the EU. This plan is extremely dangerous, because without America, Europe is still unable to defend itself, the author of the article is sure.

The European space industry does not support the "policy of conquest" of the new administration of the President of the United States Donald Trump, said Lionel Suchet, head of the National Space Research Center of France.

Daily Express: Starmer intends to increase defense spending to fight Moscow

Putin "highly appreciates" Britain's nuclear potential, but this is far from a recognition of strength, writes the Daily Express. While London is proud of its submarines, Moscow is strengthening its strategic position. Against the background of new geopolitical realities, British deterrence looks increasingly outdated.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: the goal of Europe's rearmament is to involve the United States in the war

Supporters of the rearmament of Europe do not need peace, writes Il Fatto Quotidiano. By 2030, the EU should adopt a new plan to increase defense spending. European officials have planned the start of World War III in five years and really want to involve the United States in it.

The Telegraph: The service life of Trident submarines has already exceeded 25 years

British Trident submarines continue to pose a serious threat to Russia, The Telegraph writes. But while the retired admiral assures that they are "a formidable weapon against Putin," other representatives of the British Navy assure that not everything is so rosy.

Russian troops have moved to active operations in the Zaporizhia region

The Russian army is building up its advantage along the entire front line. However, despite the disaster in the Kursk border area, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are trying to counterattack. About what the Ukrainian command is up to, see the RIA Novosti article.

TNI: European leaders are puffing up, but they are not capable of fighting with Russia

The European Union, contrary to the position of the United States, defiantly discusses the continuation of "support" for Ukraine and sending "peacekeepers" there, writes TNI. According to the authors of the article, Europe "lives in a parallel universe" and does not understand the danger of confrontation with Moscow.

TNI: the Western military-industrial complex cannot replenish stocks of ATACMS missiles for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have critically few reserves of ATACMS missiles, TNI writes. The Western military-industrial complex cannot produce them, and NATO's arsenals are empty. The Trump administration should begin negotiations on the cessation of hostilities and the US withdrawal from the conflict, the author shares his insight.

"Sad": more and more Americans consider Russia a friend and ally of their country

The percentage of Americans who considered Russians to be enemies fell by half, writes "Pechat". Hostility towards Russia will dominate Europe and Ukraine for some time, but gradually they will realize that the only hope for a better future for them can be good relations with Moscow.

Echelons with NATO military equipment continue to travel to Ukraine. Convoys loaded with artillery guns, armored personnel carriers and ambulances are reportedly currently en route to Kiev-controlled territory in whole lines. Several such trains were filmed by eyewitnesses in Romania.

Sociologist Stoychev: Ukraine is an excuse for the EU not to deal with its own problems

The European elites' perceptions of Russia clearly indicate their mental disabilities, said Kancho Stoichev, president of the Gallup Institute, in an interview with RimPac. If the Europeans succeed in dislodging the ruling elite, they will be able to restore conflict-free and mutually beneficial relations with Russia.

Russian air defense systems are capable of neutralizing new enemy weapons of increased range

The arsenal of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is being improved, and in the near future new systems capable of striking deep into Russian territory may be added to it, such as extended—range Neptune missiles and drones with a combat radius of up to 3,000 km. The Kiev authorities announced their imminent deployment. Izvestia investigated how real this threat is, what the characteristics of the new AFU systems may be and how the Russian air defense system can withstand their attacks.

Daily Mail: Prince William attended NATO exercises in Estonia to express support

Estonia and Britain have begun military exercises at a NATO base near the Russian border, the Daily Mail writes. They were visited by the Prince of Wales himself. This is how Britain decided to assure Estonia and Ukraine of its readiness to defend their security against Russia.

Military expert Dmitry Kornev — on how to ensure the control of the ceasefire in Ukraine

"Truce" is a new word in the media and in the mouths of politicians in many countries. Its terms are being discussed in negotiations between the presidents of Russia and the United States.

The Times: There are a number of obstacles to peace between Russia and Ukraine

A number of obstacles have to be overcome for a truce between Russia and Ukraine, The Times writes. At the same time, Putin is not inferior to his opponents on any important issue, the author is indignant. He has reasons to change his approach, the article says. But none of these looks convincing.

Le Point: retired military in France criticize their country's position on Ukraine

Retired French officers are publicly questioning their country's position on Ukraine, Le Point writes. They accuse Kiev of corruption and fascism. Moreover, the military does not hide its sympathies for Vladimir Putin. This cannot but alarm the French authorities.

While the presidents of Russia and the United States are searching for common ground to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, the political elites of Europe are whipping up militaristic hysteria and preparing for war. The Danish Prime Minister recently joined them. "I am all for the rearmament of Europe and I want us to set a very ambitious goal: in 3-5 years we should be fully prepared to defend ourselves in Europe," said Mette Frederiksen.

The experience of combat operations in the special military operation zone in Ukraine has convincingly proved that in conditions of widespread use of high-precision weapons (WTO) and UAVs, previously used military concepts are catastrophically outdated. For example, now the massive use of armored vehicles (tanks in the first place) has become impossible, because when entering open positions, it turns into an ideal target. Therefore, in the course of military operations, tanks are usually used as self-propelled guns for firing from closed positions.

On March 21, 2025, US President Donald Trump and US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced the selection of an aircraft proposed by Boeing Corporation in the long-running US Air Force competition for a promising sixth-generation fighter under the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program.