Russian airstrikes

Oleksiy Arestovych says Russia is striking Ukraine with the same Kh-55 missiles the country returned in 1999.

Almost half of the country wants the Kremlin to end its military campaign in the country.

Russia's deputy defense minister said the latest technology is being tested, including multi-rocket launch systems and armored vehicles.

A top Kurdish official says they have information that the most wanted man in the world is still alive.

The drill used four different kinds of warplanes in a joint assault.

Russia is investigating an airstrike they think may have killed Baghdadi in Raqqa, but observers offer different analysis of Moscow's moves.

Moscow has again made a vague pledge to withdraw forces.

The Kremlin's brief assessment described the work as tense and heroic.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported civilian casualties in Idlib.

Moscow and Damascus had reduced their air raids last week but reports suggest a return to heavy bombardment.

Moscow's new base plans for deployment of land, air and sea defenses as tensions over Aleppo airstrikes grow.

The Russian air force officially began its bombing campaign in September 2015.

Almost 5,000 Russians voted from Syria, which is four times higher than usual.

We must do right by Syrian victims like five-year-old Omran, says Mina Al-Oraibi.

The deal was struck last year and parliament is set to ratify it.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights calls on Moscow to cease killing of Syrian people.

Ahrar al-Sham and Jaish al-Islam fight ISIS and the Moscow-allied Syrian government.

The Ministry of Defense is looking to award medals to thousands of soldiers returning from Syria.

The Syrian leader accused the U.S. of not being "serious" about fighting jihadists.

A Russian-backed offensive drove ISIS out of the ancient city over the weekend.

National daily 'Kommersant' estimates the operation has more than paid for itself.

The remaining Russian forces will continue to hit ground targets in Syria.

Five Russian soldiers also died over the course of the campaign.

The Syrian Network for Human Rights estimates that Russia and Assad killed the most children.

The Russian president can claim success on several fronts.

A Kremlin spokesman said Russia had "efficiently changed the situation" in Syria.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has told ministers to end Russia's campaign in Syria effective March 15.

A Kremlin spokesman alleged that the U.S. may have been behind the strikes.

Russia and the Syrian regime are the prime suspects for strikes on hospitals and schools.

Germany's General Lieutenant Joachim Wundrak says Moscow's air pursuit is a political move.