Sabotage warfare: Russia exports chaos to Europe, but its own home front is becoming increasingly vulnerable
As European security services expose Russian sabotage networks, sabotage activity is rising sharply inside Russia itself, with…
Summaries
Why is South Korea clashing with Ukraine while North Korea systemically learns the lessons of modern warfare?
On October 8, 2026, South Korea recalled its ambassador to Ukraine amid a diplomatic dispute over two…
From intelligence to impact: what the AOMZ case reveals about operations against Russia’s defense industry
On September 26, 2026, Ukraine’s Defense Forces carried out a large-scale strike on the Azov Optical and…
The war economy: a strike on British American Tobacco and Russia’s “tobacco trillion”
On September 7, Russian drones struck a major British American Tobacco production facility in Pryluky. For Ukraine,…
Europe’s drone-bomb threat has outgrown the Russian combatant ban debate
Germany’s attribution of the Leipzig/Halle explosive-drone incident to Russia has sharpened a wider EU policy question: whether…
“Victory Day”: Between Memory and Myth
Today, “Victory Day” exposes a painful contradiction. How can a member state of the European Union, one…
Walking the Path of Fire: Twelve Years of InformNapalm’s War Against the Kremlin
Mar 31, 2026 By Chris Sampson | The Wire Tap Walking the Path of Fire: Twelve Years…
OKBMLeaks: classified documents from a Russian components manufacturer for Su-57 fighter and PAK DA Poslannik next-gen bomber
InformNapalm volunteer intelligence community, in collaboration with the Fenix cyber analytics center, conducted a complex, multi-layered intelligence operation…
Not a Peaceful Atom: How “Rosatom” Helps Create Cruise Missiles
In our previous investigations, we analyzed the activities of the company “Rosatom,” which spreads Putin’s influence across…
Website networks in Europe used as tools for Russian information warfare — OSINT-investigation InformNapalm & Insight News
The interactive infographic shows websites that have a lot in common: the topics of articles that are…
