The Wall Street Journal quotes Oleksandr Danylyuk, chairman of the Center for Defense Reforms in Kyiv, on how Russia may escalate the war, including by widening its geography.
ABC News quotes Oleksandr Danylyuk, chairman of the Center for Defense Reforms, on Ukraine’s shortage of interceptors and on how air defense cover varies across the country.
The FT investigation into a Chinese stake in the Russian drone maker Rustakt cites a CDR report identifying Rustakt as Russia’s largest importer of FPV drone components.
Linkiesta’s article on Russian propaganda in Italy is based on the CDR report ‘Toy Soldiers: NATO Military and Intelligence Officers in Russian Active Measures’.
The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung’s Ukraine office published the CDR study on how Russia recruits former senior defense and security officials in European countries.
Der Tagesspiegel reports that German federal prosecutors charged two business people with exporting drone components to Russia, including parts for the Orlan-10 drone. The article is illustrated with a CDR image of a circuit board with US-made microchips recovered in Ukraine from a Russian Orlan-10 drone.
Reuters investigation into the global supply trail behind Russia’s drones. Reuters used images, provided by CDR, of a circuit board recovered in Ukraine from a Russian Orlan-10 drone.
The Irish Times, in a report that includes Financial Times reporting, quotes Oleksandr Danylyuk, head of the Center for Defense Reforms, on the potential encirclement of Russian troops near Lyman.
Military Times interviews Oleksandr Danylyuk, described as chairman of the Ukrainian Center for Defense Reforms think tank and a former adviser to the defense minister, on US support for Ukraine’s air defense and air force.
RBC-Ukraine features a CDR investigation into Russia’s Rassvet satellite network (Bureau 1440), covering its ownership, a supply chain of more than 1,300 companies and its dependence on imported components.
UNIAN, reporting on the Financial Times story, cites a CDR report that named Rustakt as Russia’s largest importer of FPV drone components between July 2023 and February 2025.
Ukrinform announces a free OSINT analysis course for veterans organised by the Ukrainian Veterans Fund and the Center for Defense Reforms together with RUSI.