Russian Armed Forces

Russia’s August Advances in Ukraine Biggest Since October 2022

Russia advanced on 477 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory in August, Moscow's biggest monthly increase since October 2022.

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Ukraine Unveils ‘Palianytsia’ Rocket Drone for Strikes Deep Into Russia

The Ukrainian military has unveiled a new, long-range rocket drone designed to neutralize targets deep inside Russia.

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Poland Says Ukraine-Bound Russian Shahed Drone Likely Entered Airspace

Poland's army said the country's airspace was violated probably by a drone after deadly Russian strikes battered Ukraine.

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Russia Believes US Will Soon Scrap Limits on Donated Weapons to Ukraine

Moscow’s ambassador to the US Anatoly Antonov said he has reason to believe that Washington will soon remove all restrictions on its donated weapons to Ukraine.

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Russia Struggling With Dysfunctional Military Command: Think Tank

The Russian military has been struggling to contain Ukraine’s incursion into Kursk due to its complicated command and control structure.

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Ukraine Says Nearly 12,000 Facilities Hit by Russian Strikes Since 2022

Russian forces have struck nearly 12,000 facilities in Ukraine since the invasion began in February 2022, according to data released by Kyiv’s military chief Oleksandr Syrskyi.

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Ukraine Skillfully Used Drones, Jammers to Break Into Kursk: Russian Observers

The Ukrainian military has made skillful use of its drones and jammers to break into Russia’s Kursk region.

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Russia Recruiting Egyptians to Fight in Ukraine: Report

The Russian military is actively recruiting Egyptians to support its frontline operations in Ukraine, Kyiv’s Operational Tactical Group has claimed.

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Ukraine Claims It Sank Russian Attack Submarine in Sevastopol

Ukraine claims to have sunk a Russian attack submarine after carrying out long-range strikes on Moscow-controlled Sevastopol.

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Russia Now Offering $22,000 Sign-On Bonus to Fight in Ukraine

New Russian military recruits could receive a staggering $22,000 sign-on bonus to reinforce the country’s frontline units in Ukraine.

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