Ukraine War
Reuben F. Johnson reports on retired Adm. Mark Montgomery and his co-authors, whose new book documents more than six hundred instances of cooperation among...
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Ukraine War
For centuries, Russian war planners have counted on vast distances of their nation to be one of the lynchpins of its defenses against any...
Ukraine War
Ukraine is likely to remain vulnerable to the kind of large-scale ballistic missile barrage that devastated Kyiv this week.
Ukraine War
Stephen Silver reports on Serhii Beskrestnov, a Ukrainian government defense adviser known as Flash, who estimates Russia could keep firing roughly a hundred ballistic...
Ukraine War
Jack Buckby argues Kyiv's long-range campaign has forced Moscow to defend the world's largest country against strikes that now reach Siberia, with every battery...
Ukraine War
Stephen Silver reports on a New York Times op-ed by Thomas E. Graham, a former Russia adviser to George W. Bush, arguing the war...
Ukraine War
Brent M. Eastwood traces how the war has changed shape again, from trench lines to energy grids to satellites and artificial intelligence. He notes...
Military Hardware: Tanks, Bombers, Submarines and More
Ukraine has been asking Washington for more Patriot missile interceptors, weapons produced by American defense companies Lockheed Martin and Raytheon. In early July, during...
Ukraine War
Most likely to bring Putin to his knees is Ukraine’s progressive strangulation of Crimea. If Russian soldiers and civilians continue to flee the peninsula,...