Stefan Korshak

Russian officials and state propaganda have doubled down on anti-Ukraine messaging in recent weeks, with some content dredging up old false narratives not used in years and discredited at home and abroad.

A senior Russian army officer suspected by Ukraine of war crimes has been named by President Vladimir Putin to run a western border region under

A tiny team of Ukrainian drone pilots repeatedly shut down a major NATO exercise by “destroying” so many troops and combat vehicles that further

The ceasefire from May 9-11 generally held in the sense that there were no major attacks and no substantial battles, just drone hunting along the front line.

Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.

On May 20, 2022, the very last Ukrainian defenders of the Black Sea port city Mariupol laid down arms and walked out of the remains of the Azovstal steel plant, defeated but unbowed, and into Russian custody and history.

Hollywood-level individual flying skills are only a small part of what makes Ukrainian drones so lethal to Russian tanks and soldiers, and almost

Ukrainian Hornet drones have destroyed dozens of Russian trucks, fuel tankers and military vehicles on key southern highways to Crimea. The attacks disrupt logistics, prompt travel advisories, expose weak air defenses, and anger motorists. Escalating deep attacks complicate Russian supply lines.

Great Britain-manufactured Storm Shadow cruise missiles destroyed a major command and communications center in Russia-occupied territory of Ukraine's eastern Luhansk region, a General Staff official statement said on Monday.

Ukraine probably operates the world’s biggest drone air force. Finding and training enough pilots isn’t easy. The Ukrainian approach works but it’s not much like NATO.