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Russia launches massive attack on Ukraine
Following Ukraine’s recent drone assault on Russia, where Ukraine used $300 drones to take out $100+ million Russian bombers, questions mount about what’s next for the Ukrainians. Eurasia Group and GZERO Media president and founder Ian Bremmer joins Katy Tur to break down why “we don’t see any possibility of [the war] ending anytime soon.
Russia conducted its second-largest missile and drone attack on Ukraine since the start of its invasion in 2022, according to ...
Though the knock-on effects are unclear, some military commentators have called the strike Russia's "Pearl Harbor." Hopes for ...
Ukraine launched one of its largest ever drone-based operations on Russia, striking five airbases deep inside Russian ...
The operation, codenamed "Operation Spiderweb," saw the deployment of 117 drones that targeted at least four strategic sites ...
The dramatic and carefully planned Sunday assault took Russian President Vladimir Putin and his forces completely unaware.
Ukraine’s audacious attack on Russian airfields sent a shockwave through the oil market, but analysts doubt the rally will ...
The attack has prompted Russian military experts to demand a strong and swift response, including "tactical nuclear strikers" ...
Vladimir Putin's online army is normally supportive, but some accounts have been boldly outspoken and willing to question, even blame, the Russian establishment for not protecting the country's prized ...
Ukraine stunned Moscow on Sunday with its drone strike on multiple air bases deep inside Russian territory. Kyiv claims to ...
After Ukraine's long-range drone operation stunned Moscow, defense analysts warn Chinese commercial vessels could pose ...
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