Russian forces preparing for continued 'major Ukrainian breakthroughs', MOD says
Russian forces preparing defensive locations and trenches close to Crimea.
Russian forces preparing defensive locations and trenches close to Crimea.
Russia's "most intense bombardments" since invasion of Ukraine.
Britain has so far sent more than £2.3bn in military support, including armoured vehicles, anti-tank weapons and Multiple-Launch Rocket ...
A former Supreme Allied Commander Europe says Ukraine's military will not allow Russia time to "reconstitute their forces" over the winter.
It comes after US President Joe Biden said it is "unlikely" the missile that killed two people in NATO-ally Poland was fired from Russia.
Ben Wallace told Forces News the missile wouldn’t have hit Poland if Russia wasn’t attacking Ukraine.
However, the Prime Minister's official spokesperson declined to comment on reports the missile was fired by Ukrainian forces.
An eastern European winter looms, as does the question of what the liberation of Kherson means for the rest of Ukraine.
Inquests into the deaths of two former British soldiers in Ukraine have been heard.
The British Army and its international colleagues have overseen the training of 7,000 Ukrainians across four sites in the UK.
In an update on Twitter, the Ministry of Defence has said winter will change the conflict between both sets of troops in Ukraine.
Ukraine is yet to claim the Kherson is back in Ukrainian hands, but the country’s president Volodymyr Zelensky said "life is returning".
Military training is to return to Russian schools, beginning in September 2023 according to Ukraine's Education Minister Sergey Kravstov.
Ben Wallace says the Russian Army has only achieved international isolationism and humiliation.
The viral video shows dozens of Ukrainian rockets raining down.
Ukrainian officials were wary of the Russian pullback, fearing their soldiers could get drawn into an ambush in Kherson city.