Russia-Ukraine War
The latest on the Russia-Ukraine War. On February 24, 2022, Russia's Vladimir Putin began a military invasion of Ukraine, creating the largest military conflict and the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky received international praise for his handling of the conflict, with the international community condemning Russia's Putin and implementing sanctions that have crippled and isolated the Russian economy.
Russia May Resort to 'Unconventional' Warfare After Losses: Former Colonel
British Army Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon said Russian President Vladimir Putin could become desperate if he believes he "can't afford to fail in Ukraine."
Putin Claim U.S. Is Dragging Out War Isn't Crazy, Military Expert Says
The U.S. and Ukraine have different policy goals when it comes to Russia, a military veteran and journalist says.
Is Brittney Griner Receiving Her WNBA Salary While in Russian Jail?
Griner is still in a Russian jail, but she could return home if a prisoner exchange plan is completed.
Fearing 'Another Chernobyl,' Turkey Throws Support Behind Ukraine
"While continuing our efforts to find a solution, we remain on the side of our Ukraine friends," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
Shutting Down Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant Could Have Worldwide Consequences
A shutdown at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant could worsen climate change and lead to the spread of radioactive substances.
Russia Planning 'Massive' Attack on Ukraine Independence Day: Intelligence
Ukrainian officials said Russia has always used certain dates for so-called "congratulations."
Two Kyiv City Ballet Dancers Set to Tour U.S. Returned to Ukraine to Fight
As the Kyiv City Ballet, which has been stationed in France during the Russian invasion, gets ready for its first U.S. tour, it can't escape the war back home.
Russia Accuses Ukraine of 'Nuclear Blackmail,' Warns of Looming Attack
Russia has alleged that Ukraine is planning to carry out a "provocation" at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant this week.
Russia Sends Jets With Hypersonic Missiles to NATO Borders for 24/7 Duty
Russia reportedly said the MiG-31 aircraft are now based at a Kaliningrad airfield "as part of the implementation of additional strategic deterrence measures."
Russia Names Three Countries in Nuclear Danger Over Shelling of Plant
The UN's nuclear watchdog has called for an immediate end to military action near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, warning of the "very real risk of a nuclear disaster."
Allies, Pals or Foes? Putin's Russia and Xi's China's Relationship Explored
The Ukraine war is turning Russia into "Beijing's junior partner," according to one analyst.
Untrained Russian Troops Struggling to Fit Tank Armor, Causing Losses: U.K.
Heavy Russian tank losses are partly the result of a failure to properly fit Explosive Reactive Armor, according to Britain's Ministry of Defense.
Top Ukrainian Official: Western Weapons Are in Safe Hands
After Sept. 11, 2001, the United States and its allies and partners funneled hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of military equipment to Afghanistan and Iraq. Unfortunately, some of this assistance ended up in enemy hands. This will never happen in Ukraine.
Photos Show U.S., NATO Military Drills for 'Combat-Readiness' in Europe
The U.S. mission to NATO shared images on social media of exercises showing it was ready "to deter aggression."
How HIMARS and Sanctions Are Choking Russia's Weapons Trade
Vladimir Putin's Russia relies on arms exports for soft power—but for how much longer?
Why Putin's Bridge Has Become Ukraine's Top Target
Ukraine has vowed to destroy the famed Kerch crossing, linking Russian-occupied Crimea to mainland Russia.
Russian Rocket 'Completely Destroys' Dorm, Unknown Amount Dead: Zelensky
"A vile and cynical attack on civilians... demonstrates the powerlessness of the aggressor," Zelensky said.
Explosions Force Russia to Pull Planes From Crimean Airbases: Ukraine
"The [Russians] are urgently moving their planes and helicopters deep into the peninsula and to the airfields of the Russian Federation," Ukraine's Ministry of Defense said on Wednesday.
Russian 'Alligator' Helicopter Destroyed in Ukraine Airstrike: Military
The "Alligator" is an attack helicopter operated by the Russian Air Force that can destroy armored targets, low-speed aerial targets and military personnel.
Did Putin Fire Black Sea Commander After Massive Losses? What We Know
The Russian state-owned news agency Ria Novosti reported the news of the new commander, citing unnamed sources in the Black Sea Fleet.
Russian Robot-Dog Weapons Look a Lot Like Those in Netflix's "Black Mirror"
The arms-capable robotic dog Russia unveiled on Monday at a conference may look familiar to fans of the dystopian Netflix anthology series.
Foreign Fighters From U.S., Other Countries Put Lives on Line for Ukraine
"We've come here because we want to be here," a foreign fighter from the U.K. told Newsweek. "We're defenders, not aggressors, and that's why we'll win."
Blast May Have Killed 100 Russian Soldiers in Occupied Luhansk: Governor
A Ukrainian regional governor says Russian troops are becoming increasingly careless in Ukraine's east, adding to morale issues.
Zelensky Reveals Why He Didn't Warn His Citizens of Russian Invasion
The Ukrainian leader had been given detailed information on Russia's invasion from U.S. officials. But he said telling the public would've backfired.
U.S. Uncovered Putin's Secret Plans for Ukraine War: Report
President Joe Biden was first briefed on a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine last fall, according to a new report.
Alexei Navalny Compares Putin's Enablers to Mayor Quimby on 'The Simpsons'
The jailed activist called on sanctions to be placed on more individuals that he said support the Russian president.
Putin Suffers Black Sea Crisis as Russia Loses $750M Flagship, Jets, Island
The U.K. Ministry of Defense said on Tuesday that Russia "continues to pursue an extremely defensive posture" in the sea.
Putin Ally Promotes Nuclear Strike on NATO to Counter Military Superiority
A Telegram post reshared by Russian state television host Vladimir Solovyov said the threat from NATO countries may lead to a "preventive nuclear strike."
Was 'Putin's Chef' Killed in HIMARS Strike? What We Do Know, What We Don't
The alleged founder and leader of the Wagner Group was reported to be missing or even dead after Ukraine's strike on the mercenaries' base in the Donbas.
Deadly War Robot Showcased by Russia Is Actually a Pet Dog Bot
A new Russian RPG rocket-launching robot has been revealed to be a modified Chinese "companion" robot dog.