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Russian forces are keeping Ukrainian troops tied down with attacks in the eastern Donbas region as M...
Ukraine maintains 12 underground gas storage facilities with a total capacity of about 31 billion cu...
A group of Russian businesses have pledged a bounty of 10 million rubles, about $141,000, for any Russian soldier who destroys a US-made Abrams tank in Ukraine.
Organizers at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum did not invite Russian officials to this ye...
The casualties included a woman who was killed and three others who were wounded by the Russian shelling of Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city in the country’s northeast.
Hours after the US and Germany agreed to send battle tanks to Ukraine, Russia launched missile and drone strikes at targets across the country.
Representatives from nine NATO countries gathered in Estonia and pledged more military aid for Ukraine.
After the US approved the transfer of armored Bradleys in early January, European nations are now close to sending main battle tanks to Ukraine.
Russia's Federal Security Service said Thursday it has initiated an espionage case against a U.S. citizen, but did not name the person or specify whether they were in custody.
Russia is using air defense missiles to hit ground targets in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s yurts have drawn Moscow’s ire.
Ukrainian military officials said their forces have not abandoned Soledar.
Ukrainian officials initially rejected Putin’s surprise move for a 36-hour truce, saying Russian forces “must leave the occupied territories.”
Ukrainian air defenses downed all 16 of the cruise missiles Russia targeted against Kyiv.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine arrived in the US to rally support from both political parties as the US announced a $1.85 billion arms package.
The battle for Bakhmut has become a bloody test of wills for both sides.
With New START set to expire in 2026, President Joe Biden said he wants to negotiate the pact’s extension.
Moscow’s limited options for military and economic lifelines may be narrowing even more as leaders face protests in China and Iran.
Civilian suffering has become a key Russian military objective.
Multiple international bodies have recently condemned Russia for its war crimes in Ukraine.
Russia’s missile and drone strikes have destroyed much of Ukraine’s power grid and created nationwide blackouts.
This marks the first time since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine that weapons have hit a NATO member.
Enjoying advantages in supply and morale, Ukrainian forces will likely press their advantage regardless of the weather.
As part of a $400 million arms package, the US will pay to rehab 45 tanks owned by the Czech Republic for delivery to Ukraine. Other weapons include drones and and boats.
A Ukrainian couple living in Kyiv welcomed the birth of their daughter on Oct. 9. The next day a barrage of Russian missiles hit the city.
Moscow surged its campaign of missile and drone strikes against Ukraine’s civilians and critical infrastructure through Russian missile and drone attacks.
On Monday, Oct. 17, Russia fired 28 Iranian-made, Shahed-136 strike drones at Ukraine’s capital city.
After more than seven months of full-scale warfare, Russian gas still flows through Ukrainian pipelines to Europe each day.
Putin’s speech denied the battlefield reality in Ukraine and pushed conspiracy theories about a Western cabal conspiring to “destroy” Russia.
Ukraine’s defense intelligence agency reported that Russian commanders had authorized blocking units to open fire on soldiers who abandoned their battlefield positions.
The smiles of freed Ukrainian POWs concealed many backstories of intense suffering.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the partial mobilization of reservists to raise 300,000 new troops for Russia’s failing war effort in Ukraine.
Coffee or Die visits Ashraf 3, the home of the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq, or MEK, a resistance group banished from Iran for nearly 50 years.
Some Russian troops in the southeastern region of Kherson may be stealing civilian motorboats to cross the Dnipro River to escape battle.
For a $10,000 donation to Ukraine’s military, you can commission a Ukrainian pilot to write a personal message on an American-made AGM-88 missile.
A barrage of eight Russian cruise missiles struck a dam and caused a flood in central Ukraine.
