Reporting from Ukraine

For the first time, a Russian operation that relied on distance and unclear responsibility has been exposed through enforcement rather than inference.

While Cuban troops died protecting Maduro, Russian operatives quietly slipped away, revealing a stunning betrayal.

Despite urgent pleas for military assistance and a Strategic Partnership Treaty signed just months earlier, Moscow watched from afar as US forces captured Maduro, adding Venezuela to a growing list of betrayed Russian partners.

Mandatory evacuation of 14 settlements marks shift in a previously quiet sector now treated as a potential new attack axis.

Stanislav Orlov’s death in Sevastopol reveals what happens when paramilitary leaders cross Kremlin red lines.

Already adapted for Western precision munitions, the jets enter combat almost immediately - striking the brief windows when Russian troops gather before attacks.

Bloomberg reports Russian arms deliveries to Madagascar, but the presence of the commander of notorious GRU Unit 29-1-55 reveals ambitions far beyond routine military cooperation.

The fire at the Saratov refinery, which occurred without a new strike, is one of the clearest signs of how degraded Russia's refining system has become - facilities are now shutting down under their own accumulated stress.

Ukraine is fielding over 40 ground-drone models this year while Russia, hemorrhaging vehicles, sends soldiers on horseback against machines with thermal sensors.

Ukraine's armored forces received a major boost as all 49 Australian-donated Abrams tanks arrived and immediately joined the fight in one of the war's most contested sectors.

Both infiltration attempts end in complete destruction of assault forces.

Second hub will coordinate air defense, artillery, and deep-strike deliveries to Ukraine's eastern and southern fronts.

It’s fast, long-range, and resilient — and it enters battlefield trials early next year with real-world Russian targets in its sights.

Three border guards trespassing for 20 minutes wasn’t a mistake — it may be a signal of things to come.