War

Russia Sending Captured US Weapons to Iran to ‘Reverse-Engineer’: Report

Russia is reportedly sending Iran some of the US-made weapons and equipment it captured in Ukraine to undergo “reverse-engineering.”

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Russia Has Resources for Two More Years of War: Lithuania

Lithuania's military intelligence service said it estimated that Russia had enough resources to wage two more years of war in Ukraine.

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Swiss MPs Urge Allowing Arms Transfers to Ukraine, in Theory

Swiss MPs narrowly voted to back allowing the transfer of arms to Ukraine — but only under conditions extremely unlikely to materialize.

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Russia Running Low on Ammunition, Fighting With ‘Shovels’: UK Intel

The Russian military is running so low on ammunition that it now relies on entrenching tools for close combat, according to a UK intel report.

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Russia Would Get ‘Open Road’ into Ukraine if Bakhmut Falls: Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the Russian army would have an "open road" into eastern Ukraine if it captures the besieged city of Bakhmut.

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Ukrainian Military Pilots in US to Develop Skills

Two Ukrainian pilots are in the US to improve their flying skills, as Washington continues to rule out F-16 fighter jets for Ukraine.

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Israel Strike Knocks Out Airport in Syria’s Aleppo: State Media

Israeli warplanes struck Aleppo airport, causing significant damage that halted flights to and from Syria's war-battered second city.

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Wagner Boss Says Bakhmut Fighters Lack Ammo

The head of Russia's Wagner mercenary group has complained his forces still lack ammunition, blaming possible "betrayal."

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Toll From Azerbaijan-Armenia Border Clash Rises to 5

An exchange of fire along the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh region in the Caucasus left at least five dead.

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Russia Says US Aided Alleged Ukraine Drone Attacks

Russia said drone attacks which Kyiv allegedly carried out on Russian military bases would only have been possible with US assistance.

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