Both reports publish the same opinion article by Owei Lakemfa, arguing that the world’s conflict landscape is shaped by high-profile political leaders. The piece contends that there are about 130 active wars worldwide and identifies President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, and former U.S. President Donald Trump as three prominent figures connected to many of those conflicts. The author portrays Zelensky as the most effective strategist among the three and characterizes him as repeatedly framing events through a “victim” narrative. The article also describes a broader breakdown in international norms, suggesting that global affairs increasingly resemble the pre-World War period, when there were fewer agreed universal rules and power determined outcomes. It further asserts that strongmen and non-state actors operate with impunity, likening such actors to terrorists and “bandits” acting on a sense of divine authority. Overall, the sources reflect an editorial viewpoint rather than reporting new, independently verified facts about specific incidents.