Russia is preparing for a "large scale war" in its pursuit of total dominance over the world, according to Ukraine's ...

Former US ambassador to the russian federation, and in the last three years – one of the authors of sanctions against russia Michael McFaul, commenting on the ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin's partial mobilization decree from Sept. 21, 2022, remains in force and has never been ...

The Verkhovna Rada has extended martial law and general mobilization in Ukraine. Both have been prolonged for another 90 days ...

So, how serious is Ukraine’s mobilization challenge? The issue is clouded, in part, by official secrecy. Kyiv does not publicly disclose its manpower targets; nor does it reveal the total number ...

Shortly before Putin issued his mobilization decree on Sept. 21, the Russian military opened a recruitment office at Moscow’s main migrant service center.

Despite this threatening rhetoric, Putin’s partial mobilization of Russia’s conventional forces may actually lower the risk of Russian use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine — at least for now.

Fighting resumed in earnest in southern Syria after a massive army of Bedouin tribes launched a new offensive.

Tensions grew in Russia over mobilization for the war in Ukraine as two military-recruitment centers came under attack and lines developed at the border with draft-age men seeking to leave the ...