Massive Russian Strike. Three Factions Fight For Control of Ukraine

Ukraine has no effective air defense against Russian hypersonic missiles and jet-powered drones, which are evolving into cheap, guided cruise missiles.

Ukraine's economy is collapsing because agricultural and steel exports have been destroyed by Russian attacks, port blockades, and EU import restrictions.

Ukrainian political factions are engaged in vicious feuds driven solely by the desire to control Western money flows, with no ideological or sovereign objectives remaining.

The infighting is a transparent struggle between Zelensky, Poroshenko/Klitschko, and Fedorov's tech-bro factions over the remaining EU funds and military resources.

The Zelensky regime is sustained by endless EU money flows and the support of ultranationalist brigades and security services, with leadership indifferent to economic collapse as long as funding continues.

Polish society is deeply divided over Ukraine, with Tusk supporting the war to align with European priorities while nationalist and left-wing factions strongly oppose it.

Putin is reorienting the Russian economy toward internal development and technological sovereignty, dismissing Western narratives of economic crisis and asserting Russia is technologically ahead of Europe.

Russia has won the war militarily and economically but remains uncertain about its final plan, with internal debates ranging from stopping at current lines to full reabsorption or partitioning Ukraine.