Caleb Larson is an American multiformat journalist based in Berlin, Germany. His work covers the intersection of conflict and society, focusing on American foreign policy and European security. He has reported from Germany, Russia, and the United States. Most recently, he covered the war in Ukraine, reporting extensively on the war's shifting battle lines from Donbas and writing on the war's civilian and humanitarian toll. Previously, he worked as a Defense Reporter for POLITICO Europe. You can follow his latest work on X.
Ukraine went into the war with a few dozen serviceable fighters against hundreds. Moscow's opening campaign failed to destroy them on the ground because...
Every crisis has taken a bigger bite. Seventeen million barrels for the Gulf War, twenty-one after Katrina, thirty-one for Libya, a hundred and eighty...
The choice to rely heavily on precision munitions is indicative of a military strategy that tries to avoid putting piloted aircraft potentially into harm’s...
Caleb Larson reports on fresh Ukrainian strikes against Wildberries storage sites near Moscow, part of what Zelensky calls his country's 'long-range sanctions' campaign. Larson...
Caleb Larson reports the war's edges keep moving: Iran vows 'whatever action is necessary' against Kyiv over Caspian strikes on its shipping, and the...
Fedorov says his push to clean up weapons procurement made him enemies inside the defense establishment. Days after the protests began, the commander-in-chief was...