Vladímir Putin

The battle in Bakhmut, a city now encircled on three sides by Russian troops, has been particularly bloody, with soldiers describing endless days of combat, often at close quarters

Misinformation experts warn such surges in convincingly real, synthetic images will become commonplace, especially during major news events

Pentagon leaders are pushing Congress to approve the Defense Department’s proposed $842 billion budget, which would modernize the force in Asia and around the world

President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the Kherson region that was retaken from the Kremlin’s forces, as a senior Kyiv commander hinted that a brewing Ukrainian counteroffensive could come ‘very soon’

The heir to the U.K. throne’s visit to Poland underscores Britain’s support for both Ukraine and Poland

The Russian mercenary organization has turned the impoverished Central African Republic into a successful center of economic and military influence for Moscow

‘Russia is shelling the city with bestial savagery,’ President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote in a Telegram post about the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia

Residents have been ordered to evacuate as Kremlin forces attempt to retake the strategic city but many have chosen to stay: ‘We are unbreakable’

Beijing has avoided using the term ‘peace plan’ but the Chinese leader’s Moscow visit provides an opportunity to showcase his vision for a ‘community with a shared future for mankind’

A group of 65 Ukrainian soldiers has been training at the historic Fort Sill Army Post and are expected to depart for Germany in the next several days

Known as the White Angels, members of a special unit risk their own lives as they knock on doors, sometimes amid pounding artillery, to urge people to move to safety

The Japanese Prime Minister made a surprise visit to Kyiv on Tuesday, stealing some of the global attention from the Chinese president, who remains in Moscow

American defense officials claim that Iran is supplying Russia with unmanned drones to use on civilians as the Kremlin continues its invasion of Ukraine

The aim is to get the 70-ton battle powerhouses to the Russia-Ukraine war zone in eight to 10 months

China is the biggest buyer of Russian oil and gas, which pumps billions of dollars into Putin’s treasury and helps the Kremlin resist Western sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine

A conference in London raised $4.9 million to support the ICC in its investigations into alleged war crimes in Ukraine and its work to hold Russia to account

The State Department announced Monday that the U.S. will send Ukraine a new aid package worth $350 million in weapons and equipment

The Chinese president’s visit to Moscow shows off Beijing’s new diplomatic swagger and gives a welcome political lift for his Russian counterpart

Mariupol became a worldwide symbol of defiance after outgunned and outmanned Ukrainian forces held out in a steel mill there for nearly three months

U.S. President Joe Biden said Friday he believes the decision by the International Criminal Court in The Hague to charge Putin was “justified”

Putin visited an art school and a children’s center that are part of a project to develop a historical park on the site of an ancient Greek colony

The announcement appears to signal Moscow’s intention to adopt a more aggressive stance toward future American surveillance flights

The court said in a statement that the Russian president is allegedly responsible for the war crimes of ‘unlawful deportation’ and ‘unlawful transfer’ of Ukrainian children

Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine is expected to dominate the discussions between the two leaders. China has refused to condemn Moscow’s aggression

The deputy PM and minister for the Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories has denounced Russian attacks on the evacuation of residents from Bakhmut. She believes that Ukraine must continue fighting, assuring EL PAÍS that the country doesn’t lack soldiers – only weapons and ammunition

Among potential crimes against humanity, the report cited attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure that left hundreds of thousands without heat and electricity during the coldest months

The rate at which Ukraine is using ammunition has raised concerns about strains on Western defense companies