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The Pentagon released the first declassified video footage of the events leading up to a Russian fighter jet colliding with an unarmed U.S. reconnaissance drone on Tuesday, forcing the American aircraft down into the Bla…

Ukraine’s Allies Promise Weapons for Spring Counteroffensive The United States on Wednesday promised to “fully and quickly” give Ukraine the weapons required for a spring counteroffensive against Russia, addressing one o…

Tensions flare after Russia hits a U.S. drone over the Black Sea. The downing of an American reconnaissance drone over the Black Sea after it was struck by a Russian warplane, the first known physical contact between the…

As Russian Shelling Intensifies, True Liberation Eludes Ukrainian City Three months after Ukrainians celebrated the expulsion of Russian forces from the city of Kherson, it is free of occupation but hardly at peace, a ne…

Russia’s military says the U.S. drone crashed after executing sharp maneuvers, not after a collision. The Russian Ministry of Defense denied on Tuesday that one of its aircraft had come into contact with an unmanned Amer…

The U.S. European Command says the drone was downed after a Russian aircraft struck its propeller. A Russian warplane on Tuesday struck a U.S. surveillance drone over the Black Sea, hitting the drone’s propeller and forc…

Russia’s Mercenary Chief Prepares Ground for a Political Advance For months, Yevgeny Prigozhin has been Russia’s most public and provocative military leader in Ukraine. When he is not lauding the heroics of his private f…

Russian forces are pounding towns and villages in the southern Kherson region. Russian forces bombarded Ukrainian towns and villages on the west bank of the Dnipro River, which marks the front line between the warring si…

Biden Extends Stay for Thousands of Ukrainians The Biden administration said on Monday that thousands of Ukrainians who fled to the United States in the first months after Russia invaded their country would be eligible t…

Russian Attacks Along a Wide Arc of Ukraine Yield Little but Casualties Heavy fighting was reported on Monday in and around Avdiivka, a town on the front lines for much of the year-old war, which in recent days has once…

Russia says it is willing to extend the grain deal, but only for 60 days. Russia on Monday said it did not object to extending the Black Sea Grain Initiative by 60 days, a measure that would allow Ukraine to continue shi…

Russia steps up attacks on an eastern town as part of a broader attempt to advance. Russian forces have stepped up their shelling of Avdiivka, a town in eastern Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials, as Moscow attemp…

International Court to Open War Crimes Cases Against Russia, Officials Say The International Criminal Court intends to open two war crimes cases tied to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and will seek arrest warrants for s…

Zelensky names a soldier whose death was captured on video a Hero of Ukraine. The Ukrainian soldier who was fatally shot in a chilling video that emerged last week has been named a Hero of Ukraine by President Volodymyr…

Front Line Shifts in Russia’s and Ukraine’s Battle for Bakhmut, Analysts Say Gradual Russian advances and a high number of Ukrainian casualties have fueled talk of a retreat from Bakhmut, a city in the Donbas region of e…

The leader of Belarus, a staunch Kremlin ally, will travel to Iran. The president of Belarus — a staunch Kremlin ally — will travel to Iran over the weekend, state media reported on Friday, a visit that comes amid height…

Russia’s foreign minister says he and Blinken spoke ‘constructively,’ but rejects the prospect of talks with Ukraine. Russia’s foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, described a rare recent meeting with his American counter…

The leaders of Britain and France are meeting in Paris with Ukraine on the agenda. The leaders of Britain and France, two of Ukraine’s biggest allies, were meeting in Paris on Friday to discuss issues including weapons a…

Satellite images show widespread destruction after heavy fighting in Bakhmut Some of the clearest satellite imagery in weeks of the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut shows widespread damage to apartment buildings, bridge…

Russia Blasts Ukrainian Cities, Including Biggest Use of Advanced Missiles Of 81 missiles fired, six were hypersonic weapons, among Russia’s newest and most advanced, which are all but impossible to shoot down. The attac…

Questions surround Russia’s use of hypersonic missiles in its latest attack. Russia’s biggest aerial attack in weeks hit targets across Ukraine on Thursday, using a complex barrage of weapons. Ukraine’s Air Force said th…

On the Bakhmut front lines, nightly skirmishes are followed by Russian artillery barrages. The fighting in Bakhmut has been most intense on the city’s northern rim, where Russian forces are attacking with small infantry…

Russia’s Defense Ministry says Thursday’s attacks were retaliation for a raid in a border region last week. Russia’s Defense Ministry said it had used high-precision weapons to carry out a “massive retaliatory strike” ag…

The U.N.’s atomic agency denounces complacency over safety at the Zaporizhzhia plant after more Russian shelling. The head of the United Nations’ atomic watchdog expressed astonishment on Thursday about international com…

Georgia Plans to Withdraw Foreign Agents Bill After Protests Facing mounting pressure from protesters, Georgia’s governing party said on Thursday that it had decided to withdraw proposed legislation on “foreign agents” t…

Germany treads a careful line over reports that a pro-Ukrainian group sabotaged the Nord Stream pipeline. German officials were treading a careful line on Wednesday in response to reports that a pro-Ukrainian group could…

Protesters in Georgia hold more demonstrations over a ‘Kremlin-inspired’ law. Hundreds of demonstrators marched toward Georgia’s Parliament on Wednesday, protesting over a draft law on “foreign agents” that critics say h…

The Wagner mercenary group claims to control part of Bakhmut. The founder of the Russian private military company Wagner claimed on Wednesday that his forces had taken the eastern part of Bakhmut, and said that seizing t…

Ukraine Needs Shells, and Arms Makers Want Money. Enter the E.U. Ukraine is firing artillery shells faster than the West can produce or supply them. Hoping to address the problem, the EU's defense ministers will consider…