President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Aug. 8 that he was "satisfied" with the result of a 40-day influence operation designed to compel Russia to "end the war," suggesting that Kyiv's forces will

Russia and Ukraine traded their heaviest strikes in months, fueling fears of escalation and further strain on oil supplies.

China, Iran, and North Korea keep Russia’s war machine supplied, but Moscow’s institutional rigidity leaves much of that aid unused. New CSIS analysis shows why Russia—unlike Ukraine—cannot convert partner support into battlefield power without reforms it refuses to make.

Ukraine reportedly destroys a Russian flag moments after a drone delivery as another battlefield video fuels competing territorial claims from both sides

T he help China gives Russia in the war in Ukraine has long caused dismay in Western countries. Exports of ostensibly civilian components such as engines and electronics end up in

North Korea has deployed troops, weapons and now, according to a Ukrainian intelligence official, a missile unit to support Russia's war against Ukraine.

Lithuania's president says intelligence suggests Russia is planning attacks on critical infrastructure in the Baltic states or Poland.

The EU sanctioned five individuals tied to Russia’s military-industrial complex after recent Russian air strikes on Ukraine, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said, accusing Moscow of escalating attacks on civilians as its forces stalled.

China's covert military training of Russian forces last year was personally approved by President Vladimir Putin's defence minister and directly involved at ​least four Russian and Chinese generals, according to two European officials and documents seen by Reuters.

A network of ordinary internet routers, the kind sitting quietly in homes and small offices, was turned into a tool of Russian military intelligence before United States authorities moved to shut it down.