Russia Military

Independent news outlet Verstka reported that the figures may indirectly indicate the approximate scale of the Russian losses in the war.

Ukraine has previously described Snake Island as a "strategically important" outpost in the Black Sea.

Ukraine recently said that 270 "Vampire" strike drones would be deployed on the front lines in eastern and southern Ukraine.

Relatives of Russian troops along the front lines say their loved ones were sent to battle after losing "everything" in the Kakhovka dam flooding.

Russian President Vladimir Putin sided with his defense minister over the Wagner Group founder, Girkin said.

The British Ministry of Defence said Moscow has actively tried to restore the 155th Naval Infantry Brigade's reputation and public confidence in its capability.

Russia is upping how many "modern tanks" it produces after Western countries committed NATO-standard main battle tanks to Ukraine.

Ukraine has "successfully challenged" Russian fighter jets for air superiority, a military expert told Newsweek.

The combat robots are designed to replace human soldiers on the battlefield, Newsweek has been told.

Pentagon press secretary Pat Ryder addressed the shift among Russia's military officials, including the appointment of Valery Gerasimov as leader.

Analysts fear that Putin may be seeking some kind of military support from Lukashenko for his offensives in Ukraine.

One of Russia's main goals in Ukraine remains to "liberate" the Donbas and southeastern Ukraine, according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.

Ukraine quickly freed territory in the eastern Kharkiv region after launching a surprise counteroffensive in September.

The Russian strikes on Ukraine's power grid are about more than just impacting civilians' morale, former military officer Frank Ledwidge told Newsweek.

Russia has reportedly lost more than 100,000 soldiers to injury and death, and is losing a further 100 men each day during the conflict in Bakhmut, Ukraine.

Russian soldiers are dying "ingloriously" in combat nine months after Vladimir Putin launched the Ukraine war, the Eastern European country's military said.

British economist Timothy Ash told Newsweek that America sending aid to the war in Ukraine is "an incredibly cost-effective investment. "

The Kinburn Spit, along the Black Sea and just south of the city of Kherson, has played a major role in Russia's ability to control the waterway.

Vladimir Putin has admitted logistical and supply issues within Russia's newly mobilized troops.

The railway is in the Bryansk region of Russia, which borders Belarus and Ukraine.

Adam Kalinin thought he would return after a month, but said it's likely he will continue staying in the forest for a while.

A lack of capable leadership in Ukraine is likely to be very disruptive, said the British Ministry of Defence.

Even the most prominent Kremlin propagandists have started to express criticism of the Russian leadership.

The U.S. Treasury Department has already imposed additional sanctions on Iran for the program.

The European Union is calling for a stricter security assessment of every Russian trying to flee the country for the EU.

A video shows a military officer telling draftees they can use tampons to stop the blood flowing out of bullet wounds.

Queues of people trying to leave the country and avoid being drafted into the army have been seen at the border with Georgia.

The Russian president signed the new law just days after announcing a partial mobilization of reservists amid losses in the Ukraine war.

The Institute for the Study of War, based in Washington, predicts that the partial mobilization will not shift the tide of the war in Moscow's favor.

The MOEX Russia index plunged by 10 percent on Wednesday.