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Putin loses 43K soldiers on Ukraine battlefield in one of bloodiest months since start of war
Russia suffered some of its most staggering losses of the war in July, while Kyiv made its largest territorial gains in more than a year, according to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry. Moscow’s military lost 42,
Russia is losing 30,000 casualties a month, and the country’s regions are under pressure to feed the ‘meat-grinder’. Experts say it may not be enough
The attacks involved the use of Ukrainian-made FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, which can reach targets up to 1,860 miles away
Ukraine has long homed in on Russia's Black Sea fleet, including its prized submarines, with cheap but damaging drones.
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Ukraine pounds Black Sea Fleet’s ‘last major stronghold’ while Putin flexes naval power in Pacific
Putin threatened to seize European vessels from the Russian Black Sea to the Pacific as Ukraine's drone attack crippled Novorossiysk grain terminals.
The violent crack and shudder of ballistic weapons ripping through the streets of Zaporizhzhia in the early hours was an all too familiar sound.
Kyiv mayor says attack has caused fires in at least two districts; Ukraine hits Russian rocket facility in long-range strike. What we know on day 1,636
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The day Putin peaked
"Unfortunately, today we are not too close to the end of the conflict," a Russian analyst told Newsweek, a year after the summit.
Retired Gen. Philip Breedlove says Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure force Putin to divert military assets as fuel shortages spread nationwide.
To recall the last negotiated peace with Russia is to tell a depressing tale. Russia invaded Ukraine in March 2014, annexing Crimea and then moving regular and irregular forces into the Donbas, in the country’s east. After months of war and intense ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin may already feel like a winner when he sits down in Alaska with Donald Trump about ending the war in Ukraine.