Brendan Cole

Moscow conducted a series of drone and missile attacks on Ukraine over the New Year.

The U.S. may be the biggest donor of aid to Ukraine but it is not giving enough weapons to ensure it wins, according to top academic Philips O'Brien.

One expert would not comment on whether Russia was involved although he did say such disruptions usually occur near conflict areas.

Russia's Defense Ministry said that it had targeted ammunition depots in a battle in the Donetsk oblast.

The Ukrainian president has talked about the need to continue fighting and not to negotiate with Moscow.

When the war ends, Ukraine needs to be in a position to "deter and defeat" any future Russian aggression, a U.S. think tank says.

Kyiv said that its Sea Baby drones were used to target Russian vessels.

Some social media users wondered if AI was used in the Russian leader's address.

St. Petersburg canceled New Year's Eve celebrations in solidarity with the people of Belgorod, a city Russia says was hit by Ukrainian missiles.

Vladimir Putin's forces have lost 253,290 troops in 2023 according to reports by Ukraine.

The U.S. has been Kyiv's biggest donor of financial and military support since Vladimir Putin launched his full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022.

Mikhail Ulyanov told RIA Novosti that Finland's membership of the alliance could put it in danger in a conflict with Moscow.

Tehran says an Israeli airstrike in Syria killed Sayyed Razi Mousavi, a senior commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Former presidential adviser Sergei Karaganov defended his comments made in June calling for nuclear strikes on the West.

A New Year does not necessarily mean a new turn in the war started by Vladimir Putin, experts have told Newsweek.

Lawmakers have joined the United Steelworkers union in outrage at the $14.9 billion deal which they demand be scrutinized.

Vice Prime Minister for the Restoration of Ukraine Oleksandr Kubrakov reported five million tonnes of grain were being shipped monthly.

Russian forces have made incremental gains along part of the frontline, according to the Institute for the Study of War.

Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat told Ukrainian television about a "brilliantly planned operation" that downed three jets each worth $50 million.

Over the last three months Russia have suffered troop losses of 70,620, according to Ukraine's General Staff.

Russian funds used to finance the war in Ukraine will not be allowed to be held unchallenged in German accounts, German Justice Minister Marco Buschmann said.

Radio France International reported that a U.S. private military company is looking to the Central African Republic, where Wagner mercenaries have a foothold.

Ukraine has warned that Moscow will step up its drone attacks on infrastructure during the winter.

The British Ministry of Defense said that Russia likely fired the missile on December 14 for the first time since August.

Sergei Markov told Putin critic and journalist Alexei Venediktov that the goals of the invasion had not been achieved.

Vladimir Solovyov said that the alliance was planning to attack Russia, asking viewers: "Are they trying to tease us?"

"We've got to know what happened with this binder," Frank Figliuzzi told MSNBC.

The device found in a room set to be used by Valerii Zaluzhnyi comes amid reports of a rift between the commander and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Russia has recently deemed the LGBTQ+ movement as "extremist" following a clampdown decried by rights activists.

Andrei Khudoleev said he was worried that 12,000 Russians consider themselves part of the Elf nation.