Reporting from Ukraine

While Ukrainian precision strikes devastate Russian leadership, Paris pledges all 1,200 bombs manufactured this year to Ukraine.

Not Ukraine. Not NATO. Russia is now at the war with itself after Kyiv takes out over 1 million troops.

Russia is building over 4,000 drones a month. Ukraine is blowing up the factories behind it.

Sweden will begin inspecting Russian shadow fleet tankers on 1 July, with its air force and navy standing by.

The destruction of five key electronics plants forces Russia's defense industry toward lower-tech alternatives, with its strategic bomber fleet facing potential collapse.

With Urals crude at its lowest since 2023, Moscow’s budget faces major damage.

Russia’s nuclear submarines are over 6,000 km from Ukraine — but that might not be far enough.

Explosives, bomb kits, and missile parts are burning as Ukraine targets Russia’s war industry at its source.

Widespread arrests targeting alleged drone strike collaborators have escalated into deadly mob justice, with one truck driver brutally killed by panicked civilians, even though Zelenskyy claimed that they were unaware of their cargo.

While Russia massed troops for their "decisive breakthrough," Ukraine's fake retreat turned Moscow's back-up surge into a HIMARS feeding frenzy.

Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb destroyed 40+ Russian strategic aircraft worth $7B across 5 airbases, eliminating 34% of Russia's bomber fleet in unprecedented deep-strike mission.

Serbian ammo has been showing up in Ukraine for years. Only now, with a factory in flames, is Putin pretending to be shocked.

Ukrainian special forces disappear into enemy forests after helicopter raid, leaving Russian commanders wondering who's watching from the shadows.

What was once NATO’s most vulnerable flank is now a red line.