Articles tagged "repelled"

Ukraine’s drones have a reputation for low cost. Buntar Aerospace wants to make them boutique -- 'Honestly, go fuck yourself' — Ukrainians react to Joe Rogan’s rant on Ukraine -- Ukraine pushes back Russian troops from Kupiansk -- Russian attack on residential building, kindergarten in Sumy kills 2 -- and more

Russian soldiers murdered civilian in Donetsk Oblast village -- Russia threatens to expel UN monitors from Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- We asked experts to review Russia's Su-57 fighter jet performance -- Aid to Ukraine is now a 2-way street for US drone warfare -- and more

Russia and its accomplices want to disrupt global unity -- Ukraine's 79th brigade releases video of 'massive' Russian attack being repelled near Kurakhove -- Ukrainian forces break through another section of Russian border -- Russian sleeper cell plotting 'violent seizure of power in Odesa' thwarted -- Kyiv hits over 200 targets in Russia using drone swarms -- Japan warns off Russian military plane, uses flares for first time -- and more

Russia captures, shoots civilians in northern Vovchansk -- Glide bombs help Russia gain land in Ukraine. What makes them so effective? -- Ukraine can prevent occupation of Kharkiv with 2 Patriot systems -- Ukrainian drones attack Russian defense manufacturer's facilities in Tula -- Ammunition depot hit at Belbek airfield in occupied Crimea -- and more

Ukraine's military intelligence drones strike oil depot in Russia's Rostov region -- Our readers' questions about the war, answered. Vol. 6 -- 50 states confirm participation in Ukraine's peace summit in Switzerland -- Ukraine asks US to lift ban on using American arms to strike at Russian territory -- and more

Russia has stolen, destroyed $1.9 billion worth of agricultural products in Ukraine -- Russia uses prohibited chemical weapons against Ukrainian soldiers -- Russia forces elderly people to receive Russian passports in occupied Kherson Oblast -- Keeping tacit approval of war among population likely to be increasingly difficult for Kremlin -- and more