Ukraine’s Weapon Supply: A Struggle to Meet Demand
As the Ukraine-Russia war continues, it becomes increasingly apparent that Ukraine is in dire need of weapons and military supplies.
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As the Ukraine-Russia war continues, it becomes increasingly apparent that Ukraine is in dire need of weapons and military supplies.
Ukraine keeps knocking down most of the multi-million dollar cruise missiles the Russians launch at them in an attempt to weaken their spirit and destroy their infrastructure.
Russia is saving hypersonic missiles for future use, and Putin is betting on AI.
Residents of Kyiv, the bombed capital of Ukraine, clutched empty bottles in search of water and huddled in cafés for warmth and power Thursday, switching into survival mode after new Russian missile strikes the day before plunged the city and much of the country into the dark.
American veterans and “War Santa” deliver much-needed supplies to Ukrainian fighters.
The US Army is considering multiyear contracts for munitions to assist Ukraine.
The destruction of the Nordstream 1 and 2 pipelines was of strategic importance in the war in Ukraine. We have a look at the events and offer a hypothesis on who pulled it off and how.
An aide to Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky says Vladimr Putin is “living in fear for his life'” because the Russian military has retreated.
Video of a massacre of Russian troops by Ukrainian soldiers has appeared, but was it a war crime? Or was it the result of a different war crime committed by these now dead Russian soldiers?
A United Nations official issued a stern warning after Ukraine’s main nuclear plant was shelled, saying, “You are playing with fire.”
Israeli-built Gaia Amir armored personnel carriers have recently been spotted outside of Kherson, Ukraine. The questions are: How did they get there, and who provided them?
Pentagon’s top policy adviser Colin Kahl warned that Moscow wanted to deplete Ukrainian air defenses, which have so far prevented the Russian military from dominating the skies over Ukraine.