Georgia Gilholy reports on the reversal at the heart of Russia's fuel crisis: an energy superpower importing gasoline by sea, sending crude to Kazakhstan...
Ukraine has shifted from headline counteroffensives to persistent strikes on the infrastructure that keeps occupied Crimea running — fuel depots, ferry crossings, power and...
Ukraine and Russia have turned a broad band along their twelve-hundred-kilometer front into a zone where constant watching from above makes ordinary movement dangerous,...
Russia is diverting gasoline from Siberia and the Urals toward Moscow and buying imports from Belarus after strikes disrupted refineries nationwide, Reuters reports. The...
Ukrainian special forces near the front now carry pump-action shotguns, not for fighting other soldiers but as a last-resort defense against fiber-optic guided weapons...
Ukraine struck two more Wildberries warehouses on Wednesday, in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk, extending a campaign aimed at Russia's consumer economy. The company's buildings are...
To apply a morbid paraphrase to Charles Dickens’s 19th-century literary classic “A Tale of Two Cities,” the current and seemingly interminable (having raged since...
Putin no longer intends to return occupied Ukrainian territory and wants Russia to take all of Donetsk before resuming talks, Bloomberg reports, citing people...