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Russia attacked Kyiv overnight with ballistic missiles and other weapons, killing one and wounding 16 people, local authorities said Sunday, again highlighting Ukraine’s shortage of U.S.-made Patriot air defense systems.
The European Union’s top official signed an agreement to move forward on joint weapons production with Ukraine on Wednesday, saying Kyiv’s fight against Russia’s 4-year-old invasion is a key part of the continent’s defense.
China has again told Russia not to even consider using a nuclear weapon against Ukraine, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
A new generation of Ukrainian mid-range drones is disrupting Russia’s southern supply lines, giving Kyiv a chance to derail Moscow’s plans for a summer offensive.
A Ukrainian military official has said Russian forces are targeting river crossings on the Oskil and Siverskyi Donets rivers on the Lyman front with drones and guided aerial bombs in an effort to
Russia launched hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles at Ukraine's capital Kyiv, tearing apart residential buildings and leaving at least 18 dead.
Something is slowly cracking inside Russia's army, as more and more soldiers are going AWOL and some are even threatening Putin with mutiny
Henry Kissinger often said that nuclear arms are “weapons in search of a doctrine.” After the Cold War, some strategists have tried to figure out what, exactly, these weapons could buy them beyond deterrence.
Seven people, including three children, have been injured as a result of a Russian guided aerial bomb strike on the town of Izium in Kharkiv Oblast on 17 July.
