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In rural England, U.K.-led Operation Interflex provides essential battlefield training to thousands of civilians bound for the frontline.

A multinational program run out of the U.K. is on track to get 30,000 Ukrainians—from programmers to carpenters—ready for the frontline.

LEWISTOWN ­— Ed Arnold and Dee Miller certainly have a love of history. The Lewistown couple have traveled the country to visit museums about people, places or things that have piqued their interest. “Google is how we found the Amelia Earhart Museum in Kansas and the Zane Grey/National Highway Route 40 Museum in Zanesville, Ohio,” […]

Rishi Sunak wants calm and continuity at a time of war — but MPs are unsure Shapps is up to the job.

Briton Aiden Aslin, who was held prisoner by pro-Russian forces, told Newsweek that Moscow is hoarding battlefield resources out of the range of HIMARS rockets.

Long-range strike capabilities are high on Ukraines priority list, along with air defense systems and Western fourth-generation jets.

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ATACMS would give Ukraine the chance to more quickly engage with distant Russian targets, experts told Newsweek.

Russian forces "have never actually used tanks in the correct way since the invasion," one expert told Newsweek.