Ukraine continues its attacks on Russian assets, striking an armor workshop and contributing to the growing equipment shortage.

But now that U.S. President Donald Trump has frozen all further U.S. aid to Ukraine—a punitive act in the aftermath of a ...

Ukraine’s own intel assets—in particular, its drones—are concentrated directly over or near the front line. Beyond 40 miles ...

The kit in question, the Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver, or DIGAR, is sold by BAE Systems and was originally intended for air ...

Australia is ramping up plans to bolster its missile arsenal after China's recent naval operations near major Australian ...

The most important consideration in defense procurement is the items arriving in-country quickly, and not details of ...

Ukrainian forces identified the location of a Russian marine workshop where enemy troops were reinforcing the armor of their ...

Ukraine has received many of its most powerful pieces of weaponry from the US. If US aid stops, Europe may need to look for ...

The Ukrainian military launched a HIMARS rocket attack on a market in the town of Veliky Kopani, located in Russia’s Kherson ...

Ukraine’s cross-border offensive into Russia’s Kursk region was a mistake that could lead to further loss of territory, military analysts believe, as troops pull out after a seven-month occupation. ...

Ukrainian forces have discovered and destroyed a production hub where the soldiers of the 155th Marine Brigade of the Russian ...

HIMARS, a force multiplier for Ukraine, has now been essentially sidelined following the cut of U.S. military support against Russia.