Taking advantage of overstretched Russian defenses and frozen terrain, Ukrainian forces have outmaneuvered extensive minefields to strike at a crucial logistics hub ...

Beyond documenting Russian mass atrocities in Ukraine, the congressional measure points to Putin's denial of Ukrainian sovereignty and state media's equation of "de-Nazification" with ...

Meanwhile, Ukraine's war effort showed remarkable technological advancement as an F-16 pilot destroyed six cruise missiles in ...

Russia incurs extensive casualties and equipment losses amid its ongoing aggression in Ukraine, with December 2024 marking ...

Russian authorities reported shooting down 32 drones across eleven regions overnight, yet flames engulfed the strategic Kristall facility 600 kilometers from Ukrainian territory ...

"There's a 100% chance the Russians break any ceasefire in the intermediate to long-term because they're bastards," says Michael DiCianna ...

Examining Russia's losses in Crimea, Japan, WWI & Afghanistan. How historical defeats expose vulnerabilities in Russian military power & impact Ukraine today.

Former Ukrainian foreign minister reveals mounting evidence of coordinated Russian pressure campaign in Moldova's breakaway region, where 300,000 residents face severe energy shortages despite ...

Iceland becomes the latest nation to adopt Denmark's innovative approach of using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's defense, marking a shift from traditional military aid to sustainable domestic ...

"Pentagon officials reveal plans to fast-track significant military aid from remaining $4 billion congressional allocation, aiming to deliver critical weapons to Ukraine before the presidential ...

Regional aviation faces crisis as Azerbaijan's President Aliyev claims Russian electronic warfare and ground fire caused the December crash that killed 38 people.

Ukraine's Security Service charges Russian Colonel Oleg Skitsky for commanding Tu-95 bomber strikes that killed civilians in Kryvyi Rih, linking him to broader infrastructure attacks.