Russia, marching on Red Square on 9 May, will try to whitewash its mass shootings of civilians, execution of prisoners of war, and rape, committed in Ukraine. The Russian army has committed and ...

In Podolsk, a Russian air defense missile became stuck in a residential building. In Borisoglebsk, Voronezh Oblast, downed drone wreckage fell on a playground, setting a slide ablaze.

A new pilot training school in the Czech Republic aims to address delays in preparing Ukrainian airmen for western fighter jets like the F-16.

France has exceeded its production plan for Hammer bombs by almost 40%, Le Parisien reported. The AASM Hammer, a modular smart air-to-surface stand-off weapon manufactured by Safran, is now a key part ...

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine cannot guarantee security for anyone attending Russian Victory Day celebrations.

Ukrainian soldiers will participate in a British military procession in London next week commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.

A Ukrainian maritime drone achieved a world first by successfully striking and destroying a Russian Su-30 fighter jet near ...

Russian filmmakers constructed a full-scale replica of Berlin's Reichstag in Moscow to stage performances depicting Soviet ...

Though Ukraine was not directly referenced during the hearing, the war has underscored the challenges of drone defense in urban areas. There, both drone strikes and the debris from intercepting them ...

European nations would struggle to collectively deploy 25,000 troops to Ukraine as part of a “coalition of the willing,” a proposed deterrence force, according to sources cited by The Times. This ...

Despite relying mainly on domestic recruits, Russia will likely continue limited foreign recruitment to compensate battlefield losses while avoiding a second mass mobilization campaign.

Russia is quietly expanding military bases and infrastructure along its border with Finland as part of a broader effort to build forces that could potentially confront NATO, The Wall Street Journal ...