By Mia Babikyan & Alexander Stoyanov Every great story needs its villain. Human history makes no exception – generation after generation, people look for the villains of their time to use them as a scapegoat for their own actions. In the past ten years European history has had its unquestionable villain -Russia. The Kremlin has... Continue Reading →
This interview was published in De Re Militari English, Issue 2 – check it out here: De Re Militari ENG, Issue 2. De Re Militari (DRM): Not long ago, Putin said he would support Turkey's interests in Northern Syria if Erdogan recognizes Syria's territorial integrity. What does this statement mean for the SDF and more... Continue Reading →
The second edition of De Re Militari's Journal of conflicts and analysis is now available for download. In the issue, you can find: interviews with analysts Levent Kemal and Kyle Orton on Turkey, SDF, the US and Russia an important text by Kiril Avramov on Eastern Ukraine and the new Donbas` heroes an analysis of... Continue Reading →
Eighteen years ago, the course of history was dramatically changed with the coordinated crash of two passenger airliners into the World Trade Center. 9/11 marks the starting point of what the United States would dub the War on Terror, gathering a large coalition of partners. The War on Terror is still ongoing today, 18 years... Continue Reading →
The past three years of the Syrian Civil war have been concentrated on surrounding, besieging and capturing cities, towns, and villages of various sizes and strategic importance. The main forces to conduct these activities have been the forces loyal to President Bashar al Assad. They have executed a number of protracted sieges across the country... Continue Reading →
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