Ukraine War

Despite its heavy losses, Russia has not only replenished casualties but also increased the total number of troops fighting against Ukraine.  

Despite local advances, the Russian military is struggling to maintain its offensive operations after almost one full year on the attack.

Brink did not have an easy job—serving as the link between the United States and Ukraine at a time of profound difficulty for the latter country.

Thus far in the conflict, the Russian Aerospace Forces and the Russian Navy have had vastly different experiences.

Although Russia would like people to think that it is fighting alone in Ukraine, the Russian military relies on foreign military aid to a far greater degree than is usually...

The timing of the Chinese citizens’ capture—as Russia and Ukraine have begun indirect talks towards a ceasefire that would end the war—is notable, and President Zelensky highlighted their presence as...

Last year, the Russian forces lost over 400,000 men in the fighting. But they managed to replace losses on an almost one-to-one ratio.

Despite its heavy losses, the Russian military leadership persists in its attritional strategy, exchanging men for Ukrainian territory.

The European Union consists of dozens of member states—and although there is a broad alignment in pro-Ukraine sentiment, decisions to aid Kyiv are bound to be rife with national considerations. 

Throughout the three-year war, the Kremlin has been very careful to avoid conscripting men from the country’s most politically influential parts.

Today in Ukraine, the Russian military is pursuing a strategy remarkably similar to that of the past—using its overwhelming numerical superiority in men and weapon systems to achieve goals on...

The Su-27’s legacy for Russian military aviation cannot be understated.