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Tucked into a narrow tree line on Ukraine’s southern front, a young Ukrainian soldier wearing an American flag patch talks about how frightening it was the first time his team assaulted the densely mined Russian positions in the offensive launched a month ago.

Son of engineer Alexander Zakharov lives in Grade II-listed building near the Home Office and works for UN disarmament wing

Erik Kramer told Newsweek that battlefield delays risk engendering a "low boil forever war" that would slowly sap Ukrainian strength.

The weapons industry relishes military conflicts around the world because they generate huge profits for them. The war in Ukraine is creating an arms sales bonanza and Israel's weapons producers are cashing in.

By SIMPLICIUS THE THINKER So, what are the consequences of the second Kerch attack? Apart from the fact that two civilians died in the terrorist attack, with a fourteen year-old Russian girl named Angelina from the Belgorod region now orphaned after losing her parents. Russian troops are already wri

After 17 months of war, Ukraine has amassed a staggering and diverse arsenal of equipment that needs to be maintained.

After 17 months of war, Ukraine has amassed a staggering and diverse arsenal of equipment that needs to be maintained.

Due to the risk, Ukraine has slowed its advance so infantry can clear the path for Western-supplied tanks.

After $100 billion in aid to Ukraine, the recent transfer of U.S. cluster munitions may signal something ominous about the war.

👋 Hay!*Welcome to Monday, where Ukraine claims responsibility for a new attack on Crimea bridge, Iran’s infamous “morality police” are back on the streets, and Rome’s Colosseum is defaced, again. Meanwhile, Alfred Hackensberger in German daily Die Welt looks at how the seemingly slow progress of Ukr...