Russia just claimed it successfully tested the Burevestnik (Skyfall) nuclear-powered cruise missile that can fly âforeverâ without refueling. 15,000 miles. 14 hours in the air. A weapon built to go anywhere and hit everywhere.
At the same time, Moscow says itâs trapping 31 Ukrainian battalions in the Donbas, while the U.S. strikes back with major sanctions on Russiaâs biggest oil companies, lifelines funding Putinâs war.
Today I sit down with @DanielLDavis1, a former U.S. Army colonel who spent years on the ground studying Russiaâs military, to get the truth behind the headlines.
We dive into:
â˘â â What the Skyfall test really proves about Russiaâs nuclear reach
â˘â â How Ukraineâs frontline could be on the brink of collapse in the east
â˘â â Why new U.S. sanctions might seriously hurt Russiaâs economy
â˘â â Whether Chinaâs next move could decide how this war ends
â˘â â And why the world may already be closer to a NATO-Russia clash than anyone admits
Col. Davis says global power isnât static anymore.
The players are shifting, the weapons are changing, and the margin for error is shrinking fast.


