#The Guardian

According to Western officials, Russia is losing 6,000 more troops a month in Ukraine than it can replace, despite recruiting around a thousand people per day. The Kremlin is responding with an escalation of strikes on the energy sector.

The Guardian: Poland and Ukraine's 'honeymoon' is over — Ukrainians have become competitors in the labor market, while disputes over the UPA and the revocation of Zelenskyy's order have frozen the relations.

The Guardian investigation revealed that Microsoft has deployed half as many AI chips as planned. Energy shortages and data center construction delays have become the main reasons for falling behind schedule.

🇬🇧 The Guardian has revealed the Kremlin's strategy for 2026: there will be no official mobilization, but the "human hunt" has intensified. 📉 Instead of a decree — hidden coercion: raids, debtors, and students. 💰 Recruiters use rumors of mobilization as marketing: "Sign a contract now while they are paying." 🔥 Losses of 30k per month require 409k new fighters. The plan is unfulfillable without pressure. 👉 The Kremlin fears a repeat of 2022, but the war requires resources. #Russia #War #Mobilization

The Guardian reports on the first case of a Russian strike destroying a factory of the US company Terminal Autonomy in Kyiv. The facility produced long-range drones with AI resistant to electronic warfare. The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed the strike on the assembly workshop, stating that production capacities for up to 1,000 UAVs per month were hit 🚀🏭