Stefan Korshak

A few Russian milbloggers said the Ukrainian line was smashed and Kremlin troops are advancing unopposed. That turns out to be fake news. On Tuesday neither side owned the village.

Three months after General Syrsky took overall command Ukraine's soldiers are still fighting backfooted, hitting Russia with fierce losses but losing ground. That may be the plan.

The Kremlin supposedly doesn’t have any of the space nukes the Americans want banned, but Washington says Russia is fibbing about that.

Moscow-friendly mil-bloggers mostly predicted the US-made missiles will hit air defenses in Crimea, but some Kremlin-run major media said the Russian Federation itself is ATACMS' next target.

At the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine the Kremlin's ignorance of radiation danger at Chornobyl stood out as a prime example of Moscow military bumbling. It still does.

An Iranian airliner flew right through the middle of it, followed by two Royal Air Force Typhoons. Over the Black Sea, the Americans flew their very best spy drone for the first time.

News platforms said it was the long-range version of the US weapon but there was no early Kyiv confirmation. It may have been Ukraine's most ambitious ballistic missile strike of the war so far.

Key takeaways you should learn from Avdiivka to get a balanced, realistic update on the war in Ukraine.

Trump told Time America is picking up almost the entire tab to support Ukraine and cheapskate Europe won't pay up. The reality is the US is pretty clearly in second place.

A step in the right direction on a path that will take years