Ian Lovett

Kyiv shows it can land blows deep behind Russian lines as the ground war edges toward stalemate

Russia unleashes a barrage of drones and cruise missiles on cities across Ukraine as it seeks to erode morale there

Funding for more weapons and ammunition is held up in fight over border policy; ‘We're out of money'

Funding for more weapons and ammunition is held up in a fight over border policy, and Ukraine’s troops are feeling the effects.

Kyiv’s soldiers are improvising with fast and relatively cheap devices that are making a difference on the front line—at least for now.

ウクライナで大砲の砲弾が底を突きつつある中、前線の同国軍は即席の爆発物搭載ドローン（無人機）を使ってロシア軍を押しとどめようとしている。

With little progress on the ground, Ukraine is achieving some success in striking higher-value Russian targets

If Russia has systemic access, Ukraine would lose one of its major battlefield advantages at a difficult moment for Kyiv.

Ukrainian commandos landed in Sudan last summer to fight a Russia-backed militia group, battle with Wagner paramilitaries and undermine Moscow's interests in the country.

Ukrainian forces, outgunned and outmanned, are struggling to hold the strategically valuable city of Chasiv Yar long enough for weaponry from the U.S. to arrive.