The spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia will respond "appropriately" if U.S. President Donald Trump approves sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, a move that would put Moscow in range of Kyiv's forces. Dmitry Pekskov made the comment at a regular press briefing on Thursday, state news agency TASS reported.

Russia’s advance into Ukraine slowed by almost half in September, according to the monitoring group DeepState, with Moscow capturing its smallest amount of territory since May.

NPR’s National Security Correspondent Greg Myre spent the summer reporting on the war in Ukraine. He saw the devastation of the conflict. But he also saw something else: the country leveraging its resources at home to meet the

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has asked other EU leaders to guarantee they will share the risks if frozen Russian assets held in his country are used to finance loans to Ukraine.

Russia’s sustained bombardment of Ukraine's power grid is deepening concerns about the safety of the country's nuclear facilities after a drone knocked out power for more than three hours to the site of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster and as Europe’s biggest atomic power plant remains disconnected from the grid,

In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost’s , Hanna Shelest, the Security Studies programme director at Prism UA and the editor-in-chief of Ukraine Analytica, shared her take on Trump’s recent chang

An E.U. summit made only incremental progress on getting Kyiv access to frozen Kremlin funds.