Ukraine War

The Russian military, paramilitary units, and pro-Russian separatist forces average 1,500 losses every day. In exchange for those casualties, though, they gain Ukrainian territory.

The Russian leadership is exchanging men—many of them previous casualties discharged prematurely from military hospitals—for land.

Whatever shortfalls exist within the Russian war machine, the fact remains that the Russians are adapting to the conflict. Artillery is the “King of Battle” when it comes to ground...

U.S. military aid to Ukraine is by far the most important element for Ukrainian troops to continue their homeland's defense.

The last thing that Paris should want is for these impressive birds to lose reputation on the export market after being shot down.

This is not the first time Moscow's troops have been “bitten” by their own dragon's teeth.

The cost behind Russia’s tactical gains continues to be extraordinarily high.

Although the missiles and unmanned aerial systems sometimes strike actual targets of military interest, most of the time they land on residential buildings.

Pyongyang has already lost more than one-third of its troops in the fighting in Russia.

The sole U.S.-government-owned and operated arsenal has been unable to meet the “unprecedented demand” of more than 30 new barrels per month.

Kyiv's new strategy has also increasingly been directed at Russia's oil industry, notably its refineries.

As part of a wider strategy to capture as much Ukrainian land as possible, the Russian military is making progress toward an important Ukrainian town. Pokrovsk has been in the...