David Axe

More Russian troops are wearing thermal blankets to hide from Ukraine’s night-vision drones. More of them are getting caught, anyway—and poor-quality blankets and inadequate training are often to blame.

A small German-made component inside Russian refineries has become Ukraine's most tantalizing target—the Achilles heel of Putin's $189 billion war machine.

Destroying thousands of armored vehicles, Ukrainian drones, mines and artillery are steadily depriving Russia of the mobility its forces need for major advances in Ukraine. This de-mechanization is one way Russia loses—and Ukraine wins

Russia is losing over a thousand daily for meager gains, but they still recruit more. Barring "major power shift," the war's intensity will decline, according to Tatarigami

Having learned the hard way that logistics are the key to victory, Ukraine is blowing up bridges in western Russia. One group of unlucky Russian troops was on a bridge as the Ukrainian munitions rained down—and they captured their apparent demise on video.

They may seem like suicide missions, but these bizarre assault tactics reveal a calculated strategy

Ukraine reportedly destroyed a KN-09 rocket launcher in Kursk Oblast, striking a blow against Moscow's foreign weapons pipeline.

For the second time in 6 weeks, Ukraine's drones struck Shaykovka air base and the Kh-22 missiles stored there

Ukraine's AI drones strike Russian vehicles until they finally score a hit. Is this a solution to Russian jamming?

Russia's new jammer can ground Ukraine's drones. Can Ukrainian operators destroy them fast enough?

Hundreds of Ukrainian drones and missiles struck behind the front line on May 3. But can Ukraine's ground forces take advantage of the raids?

While Russian tanks catastrophically explode from single drone strikes, Ukraine's Western tanks reveal hidden design advantage.

Ukrainian forces destroyed the Russian sabotage group