Ukrainian drones are reshaping the battlefield. A surprised Russia is now playing catch-up - Fixed-wing midrange drones equipped with Starlink satellite communications are closing the gap

Russia’s war economy has long rested on a simple, brutal advantage: energy. Oil, fuel and exports have helped keep Vladimir Putin’s invasion running through sanctions, battlefield losses and mounting international pressure.

Fuel shortages in Russia may achieve what nothing — and nobody — else could: force Putin to the negotiating table.

Russia is doubling the amount of military training time in high schools, with new lessons on drones and field exercises.

The Government has criticised the International Olympic Committee (IOC), accusing it of making a mockery of Olympic values by paving the way for Russia’s return at the Los Angeles Games in 2028.

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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he didn't want to "have a wasted meeting" with Russia's President Putin. The Kremlin stressed on Wednesday that the dates for the face-to-face talks, due to take place in Budapest in Hungary, "weren't set" and that ...

After several tests of unusual “nesting doll” satellites in low-Earth orbit, Russia is now fielding operational anti-satellite weapons with valuable US government satellites in their crosshairs, the four-star general leading US Space Command said this week

Officials say Russian drone and missile attacks across Ukraine have killed four people, including two in Kyiv, as Moscow kept up its pressure on the capital in the latest phase of the war, now in