NATO state lays "dragon's teeth" on 280-mile defense line to stop Russia

The concrete obstacles, used with anti-tank trenches, are meant to slow down enemy vehicles.

Russia Revives Demand That NATO Retrench to Secure Ukraine Deal

The hard-line position of Russian officials in closed-door negotiations about ending the war thrusts European security into ...

Ukraine critic injured in Moscow car bombing, Russia says

Sergei Zavorotny, previously an aide to Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov, became a pro-Kremlin commentator in Russia.

U.S. soldier accused of spying for Russia identified

A U.S. Army soldier accused of spying for Russia is a decorated veteran with multiple prior deployments, officials said.

He Survived a Coma and Left Russia. Now His Film Confronts the Costs of Putin’s War.

Andrey Zvyagintsev’s “Minotaur,” a Cannes prizewinner, uses the story of a cheating spouse to examine the compromises ...

U.S. Army officer who allegedly tried to spy for Russia identified

An Army officer arrested in Britain for allegedly trying to spy for Russia is a Lieutenant Colonel assigned to NATO's Rapid ...

Bombings in Russia Kill a Military Officer and Injure an Adviser to Ukraine's Former Prime Minister

Officials say car bombs in Moscow and St. Petersburg killed a senior military officer and critically injured an adviser to a former Ukrainian prime minister, in the latest in a series of attacks linke ...

Smaller NATO militaries can't match Russia's manpower. Autonomous weapons could help close the gap.

Autonomous weapons could help smaller NATO militaries offset Russia's manpower advantage by allowing fewer soldiers to wield ...

Russia lifts ban on killing Zelensky and decapitating Ukraine’s leadership: reports

Russia’s Security Council is reportedly considering lifting an unofficial ban on killing Ukrainian President Volodymyr ...