Russian Reporters Claim Forces Bombed Ukraine Command Center, Killing Top Officials
Russian milbloggers claim the strike may have killed Ukrainian Chief Advisor Alexei Titarenko.
Russian Mercenary Chief Says He's Still Not Getting Enough Shells For Ukraine
Russian mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin complained on Wednesday that his Wagner fighters were still not getting enough shells from the defence ministry to underpin what he said was their advance in the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.
Kim Jong-Un Praises Putin, Russia For 'Self-Sacrificing Spirit' In War Against Ukraine
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has commended Russia for its victory against the Nazis in 1945 and expressed confidence in its ongoing war with Ukraine.
Video Shows Russian Soldiers Fleeing Bakhmut As Ukraine Attacks, Leaving '500 Corpses'
The Ukrainian military has revealed that members of a Russian army brigade have been caught on video fleeing from the frontlines in the heavily contested city of Bakhmut.
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Wagner Fighters Are Recruiting Nazi Supporters To 'De-Nazify' Ukraine
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Traumatized Ukrainian Soldier Won't 'Let Go' Of Axe While Being Treated At Hospital
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Chernobyl 2.0? Europe's Largest Nuclear Plant Faces 'Severe' Risk Amid Ukraine-Russia Shelling
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Dramatic Video Shows Volunteer Fighters Clear Trenches Where Russian Soldiers Hide
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Russia's Missile Supply 'Almost To Zero', Cannot Attempt Another 'Serious Offensive' In Ukraine: Intel Chief
Russia is now scrambling to accumulate missiles ahead of Ukraine's anticipated counteroffensive.
'CS:GO' Map Has 'Secret Room' Showing Ukraine War Information, Russia's Losses And Crimes
"If some young men in Russia, just because of this game, happen to think for a couple of seconds what is going on in Ukraine then it's worth it," said Antero Mukka, the editor-in-chief of Helsingin Sanomat.
Putin's Close Ally Denounces Calls For Nuclear Weapons Against Ukraine
Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin said Russia's threats of using nuclear weapons in response to the alleged Ukrainian drone strikes make Moscow "look like clowns."
U.S. Calls Russian Claim That Washington Was Behind Drone Attack 'Ludicrous'
The United States dismissed Russia's allegation on Thursday that Washington was behind what it said was a drone attack on the Kremlin, saying Moscow's assertion was a lie.
Possible Trump VP Says US Is Sending Billions Overseas To 'Start World War 3'
Defeated Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake accused the Biden administration of sending billions of taxpayers' dollars to start World War III.
Complete List Of Everything The New $300 Million US Aid To Ukraine Includes
More U.S. military hardware is coming to Ukraine as the Department of Defense announced a new security aid worth $300 million to help its war effort.
Putin Assassination Attempt Is Likely Fake: Distraction From Russian Losses, Pretext To Escalated Attacks
As of Wednesday, Russia lost more than 191,900 military personnel in the war, says Ukraine
Russians Call For Zelensky's Murder Over Alleged Putin Assassination Attempt: 'Shoot Down His Plane'
The Kremlin's press service said that Russian air defenses shot down two Ukrainian drones targeting Putin's residence.
Russian Casualties In Ukraine War Down 30% In April, Still Higher Than 2022 Average
Fewer Russian casualties were recorded in April compared to the first three months of 2023, according to an analysis of Ukrainian government data.
Russia Is Storing Explosives At Ukraine's Nuclear Plant; Radioactive Leak Will Affect Several Countries
The Russian army stored explosives in one of the power units in the turbine section of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
Russia Says Ukraine Tried To Kill Putin With Drone Attack On Kremlin
Russia accused Ukraine on Wednesday of attacking the Kremlin with drones overnight in a failed bid to kill President Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine Says Russia Is Changing Its War Strategy, Now Targets Civilians
Ukraine also said Russia's change in war strategy is part of an effort to prompt the West to push for peace negotiations.
Putin Warns Russians 'Not To Underestimate' Ukraine's Counteroffensive, Preps For Possible Loss
The Kremlin said Russia's losses will be "understandable" as it will be going up against both Ukraine and "the entire West."
New U.S. Military Aid To Ukraine To Include Air-launched Rockets
The United States plans to announce as soon as Wednesday a new $300 million military aid package for Ukraine that will for the first time include a short-range air-launched rocket, two U.S.
China's Peace Envoy To Ukraine Is A Russophile Who Received Putin's 'Medal Of Friendship'
China has appointed a senior diplomat, who formerly served as an ambassador to Moscow and awarded with Russian Order of Friendship, as peace envoy to Ukraine.
Putin Wanted To Be 'Mastermind Of Successful' Ukraine Invasion Before Everything Failed: ISW
Putin initially did not appoint any commander to lead his invasion of Ukraine, believing that the conflict would end in mere days, according to the Institute for the Study of War.
20,000 Russian Soldiers Have Died In Ukraine Since December; 80,000 Wounded: US Intel
Russian casualties in the war in Ukraine are mounting, according to the newly declassified intelligence provided by the Biden administration.
Russia Has World's 'Most Extensive Systems' Of Military Defensive Works: UK Defense Ministry
Russia has begun fortifying its defenses on the northern border of Crimea, according to a report.
5,000 Foreigners From Over 30 Countries Volunteer To Join Ukraine's Counteroffensive
Foreign fighters who join the Ukrainian army to fight in the war against Russia become part of Ukraine's International Legion.
Ukrainian Businesses Expect Growth For The First Time Since War Began
Expectations of growth were echoed by Ukrainian companies in the industrial, service and retail sectors.
US Believes Russians In Ukraine Have Suffered 100,000 Casualties In 5 Months
The White House on Monday estimated that Russia's military has suffered 100,000 casualties in the last five months in fighting against Ukraine in the Bakhmut region.
Russia Punishes Drunk Soldiers By Detaining Them In 'Holes In The Ground': UK Intel
In recent months, Russian commanders began punishing troops committing misdemeanors such as drunkenness by placing them in makeshift underground cells.
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