
Ukraine: How is 'grey zone' warfare influencing Russia's war with Ukraine?
Russia was already implementing 'grey zone' warfare before invading Ukraine, with the West now using 'grey zone' tactics against Moscow.
Russia was already implementing 'grey zone' warfare before invading Ukraine, with the West now using 'grey zone' tactics against Moscow.
Additional jets are joining the Quick Reaction Alert team to deter Russia and protect NATO's eastern flank.
Serhii Karaivan died on Sunday, with the Ukrainian team manager saying not to "think of him as a martyr, he would not like it".
It follows reports of captured personnel being found in possession of civilian grade handheld radios made in China.
There are fears Russia's invasion will turn to an increase in blunt firepower to achieve what it has seemingly been unable to do so far.
Ground forces defending Ukraine are being bombarded by the SU-25 aircraft from the 1970s.
After almost three weeks, only a handful of cities in the south of Ukraine have fallen to Russian forces.
Vladimir Putin put Russia's strategic nuclear weapons forces on high alert, prompting concerns he may be prepared to use them.
About 30 Russian cruise missiles struck the Yavoriv military training base, killing at least 35 people.
It comes as residential areas and factories in the city continue to be hit by Russian shelling.
It comes after Ukraine's president Zelensky claimed more than 12,000 Russian soldiers have died in the conflict so far.
Ukrainian Police said Russian troops opened fire on the car of Brent Renaud and another journalist.
Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer also said Britain should be "in lockstep" with allies.
The attack took the war closer to the border with Poland.
Boris Johnson will host a series of meetings with the intention to bolster European resilience.
Mercenary fighters from Syria have been deployed alongside Russian proxy forces in Libya since late in 2020, the MOD said.