Mark Voyger News Today

The third year of Russias full-scale invasion begins with fierce fighting but little movement along the 900-mile front.

The legacy of the world’s most famous mercenary leader is likely copycat organizations, and little else, experts say.

The sprawling minefields slowing Ukraines advance on the southern front could prove a problem for both sides.

Memories of the groups humbling in Syria may dissuade the mercenaries from provoking a direct clash with NATO.

The presidents grand orders to excise Western influence have fallen flat as the Russian economy struggles to keep up.

The Russian and Ukrainian armies are engaged in a cat-and-mouse game along the 800-mile front as each side tries to force the other into deploying valuable…

While Ukraine pushes its main attack on the southern front, Russia is conducting its own offensive to sap Kyivs strength and attention.

"They leave us no choice," said Russian politician Oleg Morozov of Moscows adversaries in the U.S.

"Theyre getting a taste of what the Ukrainians have experienced," one expert told Newsweek about the recent wave of UAV attacks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin recently transferred two sacred religious icons from state-run museums to the Russian Orthodox Church.