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Trump’s Stop-Aid order shakes Ukraine’s finances—civilian aid is frozen, military aid uncertain, and Zelensky scrambles for alternatives.

The ceasefire begins, but the cycle of violence is set in stone. A lost generation, raised on martyrdom, ensures Gaza’s wounds won’t heal.

Zelenskyy warns against Ukraine’s exclusion in peace talks, while Trump’s vague progress adds uncertainty to the war’s future.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Monday, February 3.

Sixty-seven lives were lost in an instant over the Potomac—a chilling reminder of the unforgiving nature of aviation, where skill, duty, and fate can collide in the darkest of moments.

When you hide in a cave and plot against the United States, don’t be surprised when an airstrike turns your hideout into a smoking crater.

Iran’s underground missile systems are now a serious threat—long-range, precise strikes that could shake US and Israeli defense plans.

The Netherlands is investing $1.35 billion in advanced air defense with 22 Rheinmetall Skyranger 30 systems to counter growing drone threats.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Sunday, February 2.

A flicker of hope cuts through the darkness of war, but as we welcome these three men home, we cannot ignore the 79 still left behind.

Ukraine’s new Zmiy UGV is built for battle—hauling gear, dodging mines, and sneaking through enemy lines with a silent electric motor.

A Learjet air ambulance crashed in a fiery explosion near Philadelphia, killing all six aboard. Chilling footage shows the moment of impact.