Articles tagged "battlefield"

Russia lost more elite soldiers in 1 year near Vuhledar than in 10 years of Chechen War -- Oil depots on fire in 2 Russian regions -- Russia has summarily executed at least 93 Ukrainian POWs on battlefield -- Ukraine hits ammunition depots with domestic weapons in an attempt to disrupt Russia's logistics -- and more

Russia and its accomplices want to disrupt global unity -- Ukraine's 79th brigade releases video of 'massive' Russian attack being repelled near Kurakhove -- Ukrainian forces break through another section of Russian border -- Russian sleeper cell plotting 'violent seizure of power in Odesa' thwarted -- Kyiv hits over 200 targets in Russia using drone swarms -- Japan warns off Russian military plane, uses flares for first time -- and more

Russian counterattack in Kursk Oblast is 'marginal' for now, Pentagon says -- Is 'Russians at War' propaganda? We asked 7 people in the film industry who saw it -- Russia's oil sector still has its claws on Hungary -- Sweden, Finland will not prohibit Ukraine from striking Russia with its weapons amid Putin's threats to NATO -- 'Russia started this war'; British PM Starmer rebuffs Putin's saber-rattling -- and more

Moscow claims Ukraine launched 'massive' 144-drone attack on Russia -- Sweden takes step toward supplying Ukraine with Gripen fighter jets -- China supplies Russia's war machine, receives military tech in exchange -- How Russian propaganda reached Venice’s red carpet -- and more

We asked weapons experts to review Ukraine's two new drone innovations -- Russian troops apparently kill surrendering Ukrainian soldiers near Pokrovsk -- Notorious Russian military intelligence unit carrying out cyber attacks on Western countries -- Russia preparing new mass attacks on Ukraine's energy system -- and more

Ukraine launches counterattack in Kharkiv Oblast, advancing 2 square km -- Ukraine hits fuel and bomb warehouses in Russia's Volgograd region airfield -- Rostov Oblast oil depot fire ongoing for 5th day, Russian officials report -- Germany reportedly investigating 'espionage' drone flights over critical infrastructure -- and more

Morning in Sudzha: Inside Ukrainian-occupied Russia as Kursk operation continues -- Kremlin trying to convince public that Ukrainian troops on Russian soil is 'new normal -- US investigates American commentators with ties to Russian state TV -- Georgia's ruling party to seek constitutional ban of chief opposition party -- Ukraine air defense pledges from some NATO countries not being fulfilled, Bloomberg reports -- and more

Russian helicopter, tanks reportedly destroyed in fighting across border in Kursk Oblast -- Ukraine launched more drones than Russia in July -- Ukraine's missile program to get additional funding -- Something is rotten in the state of Russian arms industry -- and more

Russia systemically abuses its soldiers in Ukraine to maintain order -- Eye of the storm: A day in the life of Ukrainian infantry on the zero line near Toretsk -- Ukraine hits Russia's Tuapse oil refinery, source confirms -- Latvia sending 500 more drones to Ukraine -- Russia gathering forces in Kharkiv Oblast for fresh attacks, military says -- and more

Ukraine will find battlefield solutions regardless of who wins US election -- The Russian downing of flight MH17, and Russia’s responsibility -- Russian companies increasingly looking to Africa to fill vacancies -- Hard work underway to reopen damaged Kyiv children’s hospital -- and more

Russian losses reach 'conflict highs,' UK Defense Ministry says -- How Ukraine's industrial parks are pioneering economic transformation -- Russia’s advance toward key eastern highway threatens Ukraine’s grip of Donetsk Oblast -- European allies ready to cut China investment over Russia backing -- and more

Russian pilot leaked personnel data on Russian aviation division to Ukraine -- Russia's oil export revenues continue to drop for 4th straight month -- G18 Bohdana howitzers heading for Ukraine's battlefield; here's what they can do -- Russian drone drops bomb on Ukrainian fire truck, crew survives -- and more