McDonald’s announced Thursday it would re-open some restaurants in Kyiv and western Ukraine, ending a countrywide shutdown that began on Feb. 24, the day Russia’s full-scale invasion began.
The United States will send $1 billion in additional military aid to Ukraine, the largest arms package yet announced under President Joe Biden’s Presidential Drawdown Authority.
A pair of videos published on pro-Russian Telegram channels this week appear to show Russian soldiers castrating and executing a defenseless Ukrainian prisoner of war.
The Biden administration has offered to exchange convicted arms dealer Viktor Bout for Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan, but negotiations with Russia appear sluggish.
The Russian army hates the US-built M142 HIMARS so much, its official spokespeople and Russian-leaning social media accounts are making up stories about destroying the systems.
Chinese media reported on an impending test flight of a strategically important aircraft, prompting predictions the nation’s first stealth bomber, commonly known as the Xian H-20, may soon be unveiled.
How Russia is conducting its campaign against Ukraine may reflect faulty initial assumptions about the utility of missiles in war against a modern adversary.
The regional government in north and east Syria declares a state of emergency as Turkey threatens invasion. Troops on the front say they’re ready for war.
