Russia-Ukraine War

"We have problems with personnel...fighters are being killed," said Dmitry Rogozin.

The video was made in an effort to gather support and donations for war-ravaged Ukraine.

One of Russia's most well-known television and radio presenters advocated for Moscow to be more aggressive with its nuclear capabilities.

"Before 2022, I didn't have any strong feelings about May 9...but now I can't stand the people who are celebrating today," Ukrainian refugee in Vienna says.

The lion had been living alone on private property as heavy shelling took place in the surrounding area.

The head of the Wagner Group lambasted the Russian Defense Ministry in a video on Victory Day.

The interactive map shows the locations of 223 Russian military facilities in the Crimea, the Black Sea peninsula illegally annexed by Vladimir Putin in 2014.

Moscow has not updated its tally of troops killed in action since September 2022, when it was just under 6,000.

At least 14 Russian troops were injured in the reported strike in the western Russian region of Voronezh.

"To the loneliest little tank in the world...best of luck!" Ukraine's Defense Ministry wrote of the armored vehicle in Moscow's Red Square Victory Day parade.

A decades-long relationship between Yevgeny Prigozhin and Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be reaching a breaking point.

The Russian president blamed "Western globalists" for escalating the war in Ukraine, saying Ukrainians have "become hostage to the coup d'état."

The reported markings sparked speculation on social media ahead of the Russian capital's Victory Day celebrations.

Russia's Victory Day parade, an annual celebration of defeating Nazi Germany in World War II, was scaled down Monday due to the war in Ukraine.

The U.S.-born actor, martial artist and musician signed an "old, old Soviet guitar" for President Vladimir Putin before performing a medley of blues tracks.

"The Russian occupiers demonstrate that they are committed to wiping out any hint of Ukrainian identity," Nobel laureate tells Newsweek.

Mysterious explosions have targeted Russian infrastructure in recent weeks as Moscow prepares to defend against an expected Ukrainian offensive.

Only 8,000 military personnel marched in Red Square on Tuesday, the fewest since 2008.

"This parade was astonishingly low-level," one expert told Newsweek.

"Civilization is again at a decisive turning point," Russian President Vladimir Putin told crowds during a speech to mark Victory Day in Moscow on Tuesday.

Ukrainian pilots are "ready to use those planes instantly," Warsaw has previously said.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said Russian-installed authorities have started to evacuate from Skadovsk, in the southern Kherson region.

The Russian president took aim at the West as he addressed the crowd in Moscow's Red Square.

The region continues to play a key territorial role for both countries in the ongoing war.

The announcement comes just one day ahead of Victory Day, one of Russia's key national holidays marking Soviet triumph over Nazism.

Russia "staged the most massive attack with kamikaze drones," Vitaly Klitschko, the mayor of Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, said on Monday.

Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin said on Sunday that the mercenary fighters would receive "as much ammunition and weapons as we need."

The former secretary of state also said he would be willing to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.

Amid evacuations of Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine's exiled mayor of Melitopol said he's heard of reports of Russians posing as civilians in order to get out.

A state of emergency has been announced in a number of areas in Sverdlovsk, where 55 fires broke out as of Sunday.