Pro-Ukraine lawmakers in both parties are working to get key provisions surrounding U.S. support for Kyiv passed into law by January, an effort to safeguard assistance that is under threat in a transition to a Trump administration and full GOP control of Congress. If passed into law, the Stand With Ukraine Act would compel the...

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia tested a new intermediate-range missile in combat conditions on Ukraine.

U.S. alerted Ukraine and other allies and partners ahead of Russia's attack on Dnipro, where it used medium-range Oreshnik ballistic missile, not an ICMB, to target Ukraine's "defense industry."

Both Ukraine and America are better off with a hard-nosed Team Trump than a weak, directionless Team Biden.

Since Moscow launched its all-out invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Kyiv has complained that it is defending itself with one arm tied behind its back in the face of Russia's full might. While Western partners like the United States provided billions of dollars in weapons, Ukraine was prevented from using them to strike deep into Russian territory, where Moscow's war machine largely sat out of ...

The Biden administration told Congress it plans to cancel $4.65 billion in debt owed by Ukraine, approximately half of an economic loan offered earlier this year.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday Russia hit a Ukrainian aerospace plant with an experimental hypersonic ICBM in the first use of the nuclear-capable missile against Ukraine.

Russia fired an intercontinental ballistic missile at Ukraine on Thursday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia fired a new, non-nuclear intermediate-range ballistic missile at Ukraine, part of a wide-ranging TV address that sharply criticized the U.S. for escalating the war. Putin said Russia had refrained from firing intermediate-range missiles but decided to carry out the test on Thursday after the U.S. allowed...

Elements of a potential settlement reportedly agreeable to President Putin emerged on Reuters todayThe post What Putin really wants from Ukraine appeared first on The Spectator World.

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the U.S. and Ukraines other partners that the weapon could be deployed against their interests as well.

"We believe that we have the right to use our weapons against military facilities of the countries that allow to use their weapons against our facilities," Putin said.

As President Joe Bidens administration attempts to handcuff President-elect Donald Trumps ability to secure a just peace through unnecessary escalation in Ukraine, Trump has chosen... Read MoreThe post

It is the first time that Western officials have confirmed that a high-ranking North Korean military officer has become a casualty in the escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict.

President Vladimir Putin says Russia tested a hypersonic intermediate-range missile in a strike on Ukraine.

The Russian strike on Ukraine on Thursday came in response to Ukrainian strikes on the Russian territory with U.S. and British missiles earlier this week, Putin said.

China warned the U.S. against actions that could escalate the Ukraine conflict following Biden's authorizing Ukraine's use of ATACMS missiles.