Russia has performed poorly on the battlefield in Ukraine and will likely hit the 1 million casualty mark in the summer of ...

Journalist and war correspondent Marcin Ogdowski writes on the Interia portal that Russian troop movements at the front indicate one thing: Vladimir Putin may be considering retaking lost territories.

It oversaw “approximately 12,000 Russian troops, 100 T-72 tanks, a couple hundred BTR fighting vehicles, Msta-S howitzers, and BM-27 and BM-30 rocket-launchers.” In the late spring of 2022 ...

With high casualty figures and the slow pace of Russia’s territorial gains, President Vladimir V. Putin could face years more ...

Reports of an imminent Russian summer offensive and troop build ups on Ukraine's border are raising alarms in Sumy Oblast and ...

Russia uses troops in the Sumy direction that were previously redeployed to the Kursk region. However, Ukrainian border ...

The Russian troop movements away from Ukraine “doesn’t mean that Mr. Putin has given up military operations in the northeast part of Ukraine or even down towards the south, towards places like ...

Russia is deploying a military strategy known as the “triple chokehold” to grind down Ukrainian troops, according to experts.

Ukraine will have to withdraw troops, ensure no foreign military presence, cancel martial law, hold elections within 100 days ...

told Defense One the Russian troop movements out of Ukraine so far have been small and spread across multiple units, “certainly below brigade,” leaving no large or obvious weakness in Russia ...

Both Kharkiv city and Sumy with about 250,000 people are within about 25 kilometers (15 miles) of the Russian border. Moscow’s troops have in recent weeks captured villages in the Kharkiv area ...