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I wonder if the Russians would have been able to stir up such panic if Fedorov hadn't resigned in Ukraine

The Russians have done it again. All of a sudden, I saw panic sweep through a significant portion of social media and real people. And here come the usual cries of “we’re all going to die.” And Russian disinformation claiming “we must negotiate at any cost.” And suddenly, panic-mongering stories about hyperinflation, famine, and who knows what else.

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I wonder if the Russians would have been able to stir up such panic if Fedorov hadn't resigned in Ukraine

Ballistic Defense in Winter: Will Ukraine’s Own Missiles or an American License Help?

Ballistic missile strikes by the Russian Federation are becoming more frequent just as rapidly as statements by Ukrainian officials about the upcoming “most difficult” winter. At a time when Ukraine needs autonomy in defending its airspace more than ever, U.S. President Donald Trump is casting doubt on the transfer of licenses to manufacture missiles for the Patriot air defense system.

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Ballistic Defense in Winter: Will Ukraine’s Own Missiles or an American License Help?

Perhaps Zaluzhnyy spoke about NATO too emotionally and categorically. But it seems this issue has been weighing on him.

After Valeriy Zaluzhnyy, Ukraine’s ambassador to the United Kingdom, said that, in his opinion, Ukraine would never become a member of NATO, an interesting media and political saga unfolded. He faced criticism from two opposing sides—simultaneously from representatives of President Zelenskyy’s team and from “European Solidarity.”

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Perhaps Zaluzhnyy spoke about NATO too emotionally and categorically. But it seems this issue has been weighing on him.