The strike in Yaroslavl is the latest attack on Russian oil facilities this year. Zelensky stated that Ukrainian forces had struck another oil refinery in Syzran for the eleventh time

Dozens of thousands of attacks have been recorded Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, more than 13,300 cases of Russian occupying forces using chemical munitions on the battlefield have been officially recorded,

Ukrainian drones smashed into another Russian refinery overnight, starting a fire that produced huge clouds of black smoke, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Thursday, in what appeared to be the latest long-range attack on Moscow's vital oil industry.

Dozens of companies have joined an experimental program to participate in Ukrainian air defense operations.

It’s getting harder for Kremlin officials to cast the war in Ukraine as something so distant that it doesn’t affect the daily routines of Russian civilians.

Ukrainian forces have attacked ‌a Russian ‌oil refinery in Yaroslavl, ​which is around 700 km (435 miles) from the Ukrainian border, ‌President ⁠Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Friday. "In particular, ⁠overnight,

The poison-laced missiles warhead was secured by the SBU, State Emergency Service units, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces near the village of Kamak and transported to a radioactive waste storage

Ukraine’s foreign minister, Andriy Sibiga, said the full-scale war with Russia has reached a “pivotal moment” and that pressure on Moscow is growing. He spoke at a meeting with NATO foreign ministers in Sweden on May 21.

A Russia Sarmat missile test, Ukrainian drones over Moscow, and Putin's Beijing trip — Russia Decoded looks at the week's latest news.

Over the past months, Ukrainian drones have crashed into the chimney of a power plant in Estonia, hit empty fuel tanks in Latvia and been shot down by Romanian fighter jets stationed in Lithuania. For the first time in a NATO and European Union capital,