Russia and Ukraine are increasingly using glide bombs as a replacement for artillery to deliver massed fires, shaping the next phase of the war.

Ukraine's long-range drone attacks, including strikes this weekend on e-commerce warehouses, have undercut the Kremlin's efforts to shield most Russian citizens from the war.

When a long war drags on, the scariest threats do not always come from the battlefield. They come from within. A top billionaire has now broken his silence to warn of a dark future looming over Moscow.

Russia has attacked Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities with missiles, drones and bombs, killing at least six people.

Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine's capital, killing at least 21 people and prompting President Zelenskyy to call for sped-up weapons support from his partners.

The latest Ukrainian innovation is mechanical birds capable of destroying ground targets. Ukrainian engineers designed, developed, and fabricated a swarm of biomimetic drones that resemble a flock of migrating birds.

The only wartime use of nuclear weapons, by the US against Japan in 1945, is no exception. The US could have secured Japan’s surrender through conventional means; the stated jus

Henry Kissinger often said that nuclear arms are “weapons in search of a doctrine.” After the Cold War, some strategists have tried to figure out what, exactly, these weapons could buy them beyond deterrence.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced on May 18 that Ukraine has deployed its first domestically built glide bomb — the Vyrivniuvach, or Equalizer — and that the 250-kilogram weapon is already cleared for combat use after 17 months of ...

Online retailer Wildberries, Russia's answer to Amazon, and the merchants ⁠who ⁠trade through it are grappling with losses ⁠in the wake of Ukrainian attacks on warehouses operated by the retailer, the Kremlin said ​on Tuesday.