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Deadly attacks and avoidable disasters that have punctuated his rule undermine the Kremlin’s portrayal of President Vladimir Putin as a guarantor of stability. Critics say a focus on the protection and prolongation of his own power has come at the expense of the security of Russia and its citizens.

Daily on Defense: Pentagon faults Congress for anemic budget, DNI Haines says Putin winning, Hur faces cross-examination over Biden documents case

Daily on Defense: Worldwide threats detailed, vote on TikTok ban expected, DOD budget getting mere 1% increase, UFO report finds nothing strange

Vladmir Putin warned yesterday that if Western countries sent troops to Ukraine or helped it strike targets in Russian territory, it would risk nuclear war.

It's two years since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022.

Daily on Defense: Gates says tide turning in Ukraine, Biden calls Putin a ‘crazy SOB,’ Trump says he means his NATO threat

March 1 will mark five months that the Pentagon has been unable to tap the $28 billion authorized by the 2024 NDAA for the fiscal year that began last Oct. 1.

Ukrainian soldiers defending Avdiivka, an eastern town at a strategic crossroads, knew last week they would have to give up the fight.

Today’s weather forecast is predicting some sun in the morning with increasing clouds during the afternoon with a high of 41 degrees and a low of 27 degrees. MSU libraries...

Ukraine could hold out against Russia if Western aid continues. A key $60 billion aid package passed through the Senate this week.