Relatives and motorcyclists gathered in Vyshhorod to honor 14-year-old Illia Honcharov, who died in a Russian attack after evacuating from Sumy Oblast.

The suspects allegedly gathered information on Latvian defense infrastructure, NATO-allied activity, military aviation, and support for Ukraine.

US-led efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine War by offering the Kremlin limited territorial concessions reflect a fundamental misunderstanding of the imperial ambitions driving Putin's invasion, writes Peter Dickinson.

Russia's escalating bombardment of Ukrainian cities is terrorizing a generation of Ukrainian schoolchildren who are being prevented from attending classes or forced to spend days in bomb shelters, writes Shelby Magid.

Retired Lt. General Ben Hodges served for 38 years in the United States Army and is the former Commander of US Army Europe. In this podcast episode we talk about the current state of the war in Ukraine, Trump's war against Iran, and how the Russians have bought influence with the Trump family by pa

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that Ukraine will make the coming winter painful for Russia if Moscow continues to attack Ukraine’s energy and heating systems.

Ukraine's strikes have forced Russia's Black Sea Fleet into a repair trap, limiting maintenance options and creating vulnerable targets.

Ukrainian hackers accessed Russian naval files detailing 70 projects, including submarines and autonomous underwater vehicles, marked secret.

Moscow’s mayor called Ukraine’s overnight attack “unprecedented.”

A Kremlin-linked influence operation just in time for the midterms fabricates news video reports claiming celebrities blame Democrats for their relatives’ gender transitions.

УНН War in Ukraine ✎ Ukrainian Militant announced Operation “Poseidon” and the leak of data from Russia’s military-industrial complex. InformNapalm confirmed only individu…

Photos published by military observer Massimo Frantarelli show a Russian Navy corvette in Kronstadt painted to resemble a waterfront building, with outlines suggesting windows and doors on its hull, alongside netting rigged over the deck to blunt drone strikes. The

The episode shows the risks of using this new, relatively poorly understood technology in the middle of the Iran war

Before invading Ukraine, Vladimir Putin repeatedly tested the United States. Washington's failure to respond meaningfully convinced the Kremlin that America was weak.

A CIA director and the Vatican’s foreign minister were in Moscow in August. The spy chief drew the coverage; the Archbishop’s visit showed religion belongs in any analysis and resolution of Russia’s war.

Intelligence services allegedly attempted to pay people to surveil and kill people perceived to be aligned with Ukraine

The Russian drone was destroyed by a Ukrainian Sargan 3000 unmanned boat, equipped with a 12.7-mm Protector remote weapons station, according to the Navy, marking a historic first battle between marine drones.

Curators and local officials keep working to save what they can amid Russia’s deliberate strikes on cultural infrastructure and theft of countless artworks.

A Moscow court has arrested Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's Office of the President, in absentia for a third time.

Ukrainian forces destroyed two russian Buk air defense systems after the K-2 Brigade tracked their movements for several months before passing the targeting data to artillery units

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Russia’s condescension with regard to Serbia is unacceptable. Moscow’s attitude will only speed its demise.

An attack on Leipzig airport could have looked “completely different” if Moscow had actually wanted to carry one out, Russian Ambassador to Germany Sergei Nechayev said on German blogger Ben Berndt’s podcast Ungeskriptet:

By spreading Russian propaganda points via academics beholden to them, Moscow can influence thought leaders.

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine triggered Europe’s largest displacement of unaccompanied minors since World War II

Images captured by maritime enthusiasts along the Turkish coast offer a glimpse into the intensity of the ongoing war on Black Sea shipping by Ukrainian and Russian attack drone teams.

Norway announced on Wednesday that it had taken a Russian vessel at the request from Ukrainian state-owned Naftogaz to ensure the…

Two of Turkey’s leading shipping companies, Akkon Lines and Arka, have suspended their services to all Russian ports, citing the increased dangers. Th...

None of the satellites in the second batch, launched on July 19, had reached the anticipated altitude of 550 kilometers.

The European Union stated on Tuesday that the presence of Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at the G20 meeting organized by the U.S. is inappropriate, asserting that it is not the time to normalize relations with Russia.European Commissioner for Economy, Valdis Dombrovskis, emphasized that discussions with representatives of a regime that is waging war and killing civilians are difficult. This statement was made in the context of Siluanov participating in discussions with American officials, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, provoking the exasperation of the European Union, which supports Ukraine.Additionally, the European bloc managed to secure Siluanov's exclusion from the traditional family photo of finance ministers. Dombrovskis mentioned that he called on his colleagues to increase financial aid to Ukraine, in light of the current situation.

Russian drone attack Kyiv interrupted the September 1 school year, forcing students into shelters or online classes as air raid alert sirens blared.

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Serbia has become an oasis for Russian propaganda. Pro-Russian narratives are spread not only through official Russian media but also through a complex network of aggregator websites.

More than 150,000 Moldovans is the kind of figure that can distort a story as easily as it clarifies one. It suggests a hidden army of trained agents waiting for orders.

Intelligence experts fear Russia could reprise Crimea playbook with Estonia incursion to test alliance

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For 16 years, Viktor Orbán exerted an iron grip on Hungarian politics and society. Now it’s being dismantled. Has Hungary finally turned a page on the Orbán era, or could he make one final return?&…

The once world-leading producer of crude oil has plunged into an energy crisis as Kyiv targets its oil processing plants

Poland deploys 28 South Korean K2 Black Panther tanks to its 16th Mechanized Division near the Kaliningrad border, officials announced on August 25.

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The Kremlin has followed a long and tortuous road to get back to where Lenin started. A recent decree could be the next step.

The political bloc of Russia’s Presidential Administration plans to step up so-called “corporate mobilization” for this year’s elections to the State Duma, the lower house of Russia’s parliament: the practice of pressuring employees at state-funded institutions, state corporations, and major companies with owners loyal to the authorities to vote. The administration is assigning turnout responsibility to mid-level managers, whom officials internally call “mobilizers” or “brigade leaders.” Each oversees a group of several dozen employees and will track whether they vote.

The Gazprom Arena stadium in St. Petersburg said on August 24 that the venue had not signed any rental agreement for concerts by the rapper Kanye West, also known as Ye, and that the event would not take place as a result.

The UK is to give Ukraine classified information for British-made parts in Storm Shadows, allowing Ukraine to start domestic production.