Why did Putin replace his top advisor with 'bean counter' at such a crucial time in the war?
While Russia's 'special military operation' continues, Hamish de Bretton-Gordon has examined why Putin replaced his top general with a ...
While Russia's 'special military operation' continues, Hamish de Bretton-Gordon has examined why Putin replaced his top general with a ...
Outgoing defence minister Sergei Shoigu, who has held the role since 2012, is set to become secretary of Russia's national security council.
MOD believes over 20 munitions have been fired accidentally upon civilians by Russia.
Ukraine has reached parity in long-distance drone production with Russia.
The expulsion announced by the Home Secretary is one of several new measures to combat alleged intelligence-gathering by Russian diplomats.
Hlib Stryzhko was badly injured while defending Mariupol, and is now working to help fellow Ukrainians who have been wounded in the war.
Forces News correspondent Simon Newton looks at the ways Moscow's forces have learned and adapted from their experiences in Ukraine.
Sophie paid her respects to those who died in Bucha two years on from its liberation from Russian forces.
The 67-tonne Abrams with its fuel-guzzling gas turbine engine has proven easy to detect on the battlefield, with several being destroyed.
As the war enters its third year, should Nato deploy troops to Ukraine - or is this a risky step too far, asks PinstripedLine?
The Army Tactical Missile System was used to strike a Russian air base in Crimea, with Ukrainian media reporting up to six explosions.
The latest package will take the total amount of UK aid to Ukraine to £3bn for 2024/5.
Ukraine's President believes the aid will give Ukraine a chance to win, while a former Russian leader insists it will just bring more death.
The Tupolev Tu-22 fell to the ground in flames, and while the crew managed to eject, one of them died while another has not been found.
The relocation appears to be a long-term arrangement as the Novosibirsk base is being upgraded.
The Royal United Services Institute says better sensors and a joined-up command and control structure are required to face modern threats.