Maxim Tucker

As Fire Point weapons strike Russian ports, the tech firm is developing long-range missiles and a ballistic shield to rival western technology

Russian oil facilities have been set ablaze as Ukraine intensifies its campaign to throttle the flow of revenue into President Vladimir Putin's war chest.

On the front line with the cyberassault division tricking enemy invaders into revealing their GPS co-ordinates

When Miroslav Simonov, an estate agent, was sent to the front line, his commanders joked about killing civilians — he changed sides, taking drone secrets with him

Carrying a holstered sidearm, President Zelensky’s chief of staff tells The Times that he’s a marked man. Yet Kyrylo Budanov is still giving peace a chance

General says Russia’s defence industry risks leaving opponents behind — and simply increasing spending will not be enough to address the threat

Russian advances have slowed to a trickle at the key town of Rodynske, near Pokrovsk, as battle-hardened Ukrainian soldiers turn the tide

There is little left of the town of Rodynske. Shattered concrete and twists of charred metal mark the remains of buildings long since razed to the ground.

There is little left of the town of Rodynske in Ukraine's Donetsk Oblast. Shattered concrete and twists of charred metal mark the remains of buildings long since razed to the ground.

Russia has declared a state of emergency on the peninsula and has been forced to restrict fuel sales. Ukraine’s elite drone pilots say this is just the start