Sam Skove is a Space Beat Reporter. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in aviation and aerospace, as well as drone technology in the United States and Canada. His work has been featured in GlobalResearch, Defense One, POLITICO, and Foreign Policy.
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Mid-range drones that can hit targets almost 100 miles behind Russian lines have changed the game.
The U.S. military remains extremely active in and around Latin America.
With progress in Ukraine grinding to a halt, Moscow could seek disruption off the battlefield.
Ukrainian gains on the battlefield may be propelling a mood change among top U.S. officials.
Poland has been successful partly due to strong personal ties, but history suggests that its luck may not hold forever.
Mid-range drone strikes may not be enough to regain Ukrainian territory.
The report comes amid growing U.S. efforts to overturn Cuba’s government.
“We were looking at how to support Ukraine—now we are looking at how Ukraine can support us.”
Congress, European nations, and Trump himself stand in the way of major changes.
Sarah Rogers’s combative online persona has earned her a reputation. But the State Department official is more deliberative than she seems.
