Frontline 4x4s: 70-year-old drives pick-up 1,200 miles from UK to donate it to Ukraine
Dr Claire Oelrichs is donating several pick-up trucks and to mark her 70th birthday she drove one of them 1,200 miles to Ukraine.
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Ukraine Zelenksy appeals for Ukraine to get same protection as Israel following drone attack
The President made the appeal on X, saying Shahed drones in the skies above Ukraine sound identical to those over the Middle East.
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Russia Watch: Russia completes test launch of intercontinental ballistic missile
Dubbed the Topol-ME and known by Nato as the Sickle B, footage apparently showing the missile being launched was shared by Russia.
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Ukraine Russia aims to capture strategic town of Chasiv Yar by 9 May, Ukraine's top commander says
Kyiv's brigades are holding back the assaults for now and have been reinforced with ammunition, drones and electronic warfare devices.
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Russia Russia's bizarre anti-drone Turtle Tank believed destroyed by Ukrainian artillery
A Russian tank crew appear to have adapted their vehicle in an attempt to protect soldiers riding on top from Ukrainian drone strikes.
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Ukraine Russia is firing five artillery shells for every one from Ukraine, top US general says
US General Christopher Cavoli has said Ukraine will be left unable to shoot back against the Russian invaders.
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Ukraine Russia's next move: Fears grow of new offensive Putin may be planning for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believes Moscow is preparing for a major offensive in May or June, but are his fears founded?
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Russia Sitrep: Russian poisoning unit's fingerprints 'all over' mysterious Havana Syndrome
A new journalist-led investigation has claimed a link between the Salisbury nerve agent poisonings and Havana Syndrome.
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Ukraine Sitrep: Why harder ground and low ammunition might mean a new Russian offensive
Journalists, alongside Sitrep expert Professor Michael Clarke, discuss what the better weather might bring in military terms for Ukraine.
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Ukraine Massacre in Ukraine: Expert suggests Russia may be brought to justice one day
Life has returned to the town of Bucha, but two years after the killings, families still want those responsible to face war crimes charges.
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Nato Nato v Russia: How their armed forces would stack up in the event of a global conflict
As Nato celebrates its 75th anniversary, we look at how the combined forces of the 32 member states compare to Russia's.
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Ukraine F-16 won't help Ukraine says senior officer, who reckons the warplane's now irrelevant
The unnamed officer says it's a question of timing, as the multi-role jet would have been useful in 2023, but not today.
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Russia Unhappy landings: Russians making mistakes that give away their own fake aircraft
The Russians have been painting decoy aircraft on their hardstandings to confuse the Ukrainians - but real aircraft keep landing on them.
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Russia Russian defence industry disrupted and exports in decline as sanctions bite, says MOD
The Ministry of Defence says the production of advanced and complex weapons systems has probably been hit hardest.
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Russia Rigged or real: What Putin's landslide victory means for Russia and the world
The President's election win may not have been a surprise but it will have lasting consequences, according to one expert on Russian affairs.
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News We don't have enough bullets, top general admits
While the amount of money being spent on ammo is significant it is still not enough, argues Lieutenant General Sir Rob Magowan.