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There's growing evidence Ukraine may be gaining an edge in the artillery duel in a key sector of the front lines.

Russia's recovery of a partially intact Storm Shadow missile could offer them some insight about the weapon that's shattering their defenses.

The Kremlin may sense danger in turning Prigozhin into a martyr by killing him off and appears to be moving to crush him in other ways.

The Russian president's remarks seem to suggest some theft is to be expected in a rare admission about the state of corruption under his rule.

In his most famous engagement, Chuck Mawhinney stopped an enemy advance across a river, killing 16 soldiers in 30 seconds.

SOSUS, a part of a broader anti-submarine detection system, has been listening for submarine activity for decades.

"Russian forces deployed aviation in a way they haven't recently" and have been using it more successfully than in the past, a war expert said.

"You're more likely to get inside a tank with a depleted-uranium penetrator, even if it has reactive armor," a retired US Army general told Insider.

Ruslan Anitin's training for war was only a matter of weeks, and he only fired his Soviet-era weapon twice, he told The Wall Street Journal.

The move could follow in the footsteps of the Soviets, who operated a signals intelligence base in Cuba for decades.