In the early hours of August 28, a small formation of Ukrainian drones flew roughly 800 kilometers into Russian territory, slipped past a national air defense network built to guard...
On the morning of August 18, flight-tracking analysts across Europe noticed something they hadn’t seen before over northern Poland: a sky suddenly crowded with military aircraft, all converging on the...
For three years, Vladimir Putin has tried to keep one particular embarrassment out of public view: a national space program that has quietly collapsed into one of the least productive...
The radar blip appeared over the Baltic Sea just before noon on August 31, moving at 24,000 feet with no transponder, no flight plan, and no answer to repeated calls...
VLADIVOSTOK — For a man who has spent a quarter-century projecting an image of control, the admission was startling in its bluntness. Standing before moderators at the Eastern Economic Forum...
KYIV, Ukraine — At around 1:14 a.m. on August 16, a NASA satellite designed to detect wildfires picked up something unusual in Russia’s Rostov region: a heat signature that appeared...
MOSCOW — At the Verkhny Lars crossing into Georgia, traffic barely moves. Cars and trucks sit bumper to bumper for kilometers, some drivers abandoning their vehicles entirely to walk the...
KYIV, Ukraine — In the space of four days, Ukraine dismantled a piece of Russia’s domestic economy that Moscow had spent years building into a symbol of wartime self-sufficiency: the...
SIMFEROPOL, Crimea — For more than a decade, the Kremlin held up Crimea as its trophy: a sun-drenched showcase of Russian strength on the Black Sea, marketed to Russians as...
KYIV, Ukraine — For nearly 28 uninterrupted hours between August 27 and 29, Russian drones and missiles fell on Kyiv in one of the most sustained bombardments of the war,...