101 air defenses ring Russia’s 9 May parade. A Ukrainian drone already got through.
A Fire Point FP-1 hit a Moscow apartment block 6 km from the Kremlin on Monday. RFE's Mark Krutov called it "quite routine."
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All news about the Russian-Ukrainian war in 2022.
Ukraine’s E-300 drone bombers come home full of bullet holes—and fly out again tomorrow
Ukraine's middle- and deep-strike sorties have multiplied six-fold in 10 months — and Russia's spring advance shrank 60%.
“Just reaching the front line has become very risky”: Ukraine’s AI drones are hunting Russia’s supply vans
AI targeting cuts through Russian electronic warfare. The supply vans aren't reaching the front.
Russia is losing ground for the first time in 27 months. Ukraine’s drones might be why.
It's increasingly evident that Ukraine's mid- and long-range drone strikes are weakening Russian combat units.
Ukraine is striking Tuapse — Russian refinery town founded by general who engineered Caucasus genocide
Three strikes in two weeks have left the Black Sea port burning, evacuating, and coated in oil rain. The land it sits on was the staging ground for a genocide, one Russia still denies and most of the West has never heard of.
Tanks couldn’t take Chasiv Yar. So Russia’s reaching for the playbook that took Pokrovsk.
Chasiv Yar is one of the last big obstacles to a Russian march on Kramatorsk. Russian plans for getting past Chasiv Yar are becoming clearer.
Critics said Ukraine was losing the mid-range drone war. Russia’s burning trucks disagree.
More Ukrainian drones are ranging across the Russian logistical zone to strike trucks and starve front-line regiments' of vital supplies.
Russia’s 1950s tanks are massing for Zaporizhzhia. Ukrainian drones are killing them in their sheds.
A pair of Russian field armies is stockpiling tanks and other vehicles for a planned offensive in the southeast. Ukrainian drones aim to spoil the attack.
Russian air defenses are collapsing. Now Ukrainian warplanes can hit harder.
It's no surprise the Ukrainian air force targeted a Russian drone storage site in Donetsk recently. It's how the air force hit the site that's surprising. And bad news for Russia.
Russia’s Black Sea Fleet is down to 7 major warships. Ukraine is hunting them one by one.
Striking more often with more powerful drones, Ukraine is determined to finish off the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
Ukraine’s big boom FP-2 drones just blew up four Russian Orions inside their Crimean hangar
As recently as last year, Ukraine concentrated most of its drone strikes directly over the front line. That's changing.
Attacking through Russia’s best drones, a Ukrainian column lost a precious M-1 tank—and potentially a lot of troops
A Ukrainian tank led several vehicles in an effort to reinforce positions northwest of Pokrovsk. Was the effort worth the cost?
Russia’s 2026 war plan had two objectives. Ukraine is wrecking both.
With nine months left in 2026, the Kremlin has its sights set on two main objectives in the east and south. Neither is easy.
Most drone-armored tanks can’t fire their guns. Ukraine just fixed that on an Abrams
The Ukrainian 1st Assault Regiment is readying its ex-Australian M-1 tanks for assaults through Russia's drone kill zone.
Russia’s enormous “giga turtle” tank covered in chains, spines, and mine rollers just attacked Kostiantynivka at 10 km/hr
Persisting in their efforts to capture Kostyantynivka, the Russians rolled out their biggest, heaviest and slowest assault vehicles.
Russia marched into Huliaipole in December. Now it can’t march out.
Ukrainian advances in the southeast are taking the pressure off Zaporizhzhia city and its 700,000 pre-war residents.
Ukrainian drones may have knocked out yet another Russian radar plane
Beriev A-50U radar planes are Russia's eyes in the sky. As Ukraine knocks out more of the A-50Us, Russian forces are slowly going blind.
Russia’s tanks are back after a year in hiding. Thursday was a massacre.
In 2025, Russia parked many of its combat vehicles. Now it may shifting them back into drive for a renewed mechanized push.
Frontline report: Ukraine gutted Russia’s spring offensive staging ground—400 sq km gone in weeks
Russia planned to launch its spring offensive from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Ukraine got there first—and Starlink's collapse helped.
Blowing up a key dam, the Russians marched into Kostiantynivka. But not for long.
Unable to capture Kostiantynivka with a direct assault, the Russians are trying to drown and strangle the city's garrison.