Military experts have long scrutinized Russia's naval capabilities, acknowledging its nuclear submarine deterrents as a clear ...

Exercises began this week with simultaneous operations being carried out in the Arctic and Pacific Oceans as well as the ...

Putin announced the military operation after the Kremlin said rebels in eastern Ukraine asked Russia for military assistance to help fend off Ukrainian “aggression,” an announcement that the ...

He said the Russian military operation aims to ensure a “demilitarization” of Ukraine. Putin urged Ukrainian servicemen to “immediately put down arms and go home.” ...

MOSCOW, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the military operation in Ukraine had gained positive momentum and that he hoped his soldiers would deliver more wins after ...

According to Putin, ground forces remain the dominant force in "modern military operations of any scale and intensity." In this context, he emphasized the importance of enhancing their efforts.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a military operation in Ukraine, leading world leaders to quickly condemn what they called the start of a Russian invasion. In a televised address ...

He said the Russian military operation aims to ensure a “demilitarization” of Ukraine. Putin said that all Ukrainian servicemen who lay down arms will be able to safely leave the zone of combat.

On Thursday morning, Putin ordered the invasion, calling it a “special military operation.” But as explosions echoed, Ukraine officials described the Russian aggression for what it really was.