Are there any signs that the aggressor state wants to end its war against Ukraine? Ukraine's long-range sanctions campaign and the resulting deterioration of Russia's economic situation are having a tangible impact on Moscow's willingness to continue the war,

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is marking Ukraine’s Statehood Day in Kyiv by pledging continued military and financial support against Russia's invasion.

Russia has built concentric Cold War-style air-defense rings around Moscow — 40-plus new Pantsir systems by satellite count, launchers even on rooftops near the Defense Ministry — yet Ukrainian drones still reach the capital nightly.

This is no longer a war of swift manoeuvres. It is a war of attrition’ - Oleg Palchyk/via A growing number of Western analysts now argue that Russia has effectively lost the war. They point to Ukraine’s successful strikes on logistics,

Most analyses of how to end the war in Ukraine focus on the intentions of one man: Russian President Vladimir Putin. This assumes that the person who single-handedly launched the invasion can also single-handedly stop it. But after more than four years of ...

Russia's annual Dronnitsa gathering has a new focus this year—not just winning in Ukraine but preparing for a major conflict with NATO. This is not a threat but a plan.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Vladimir Putin's position could be at risk because of the latest successful strikes by Ukraine on Russian assets, observers believe - Mikhail Metzel/Pool/AFP via Getty Images Vladimir ...

The Kremlin's ability to finance the war is not unlimited. The West has powerful economic tools at its disposal that could seriously weaken Russia’s military machine, but it has not yet made full use of them,