War in Ukraine

The US Senate voted in favor of sending $95 billion in military aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.

“The longer the missile range, the shorter the war,” said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, underscoring the critical role of long-range weapons. How do American ATACAMS impact the battlefield and could they truly alter the course of the war in Ukraine?

Harley Whitehead—a deminer from the UK in the Ukrainian Volunteer Army—has been dedicated to supporting Ukraine through a variety of humanitarian efforts since 2019. He shares with us his story of what it's like to demine some of the most dangerous frontlines in Ukraine.

Weapons created more than two decades ago by the Soviet Union still pose a threat to civilians in Ukraine today. But Russia doesn’t seem too bothered by that.

A Russian missile attack on the Dnipropetrovsk Region has killed at least 7 people, including 2 children, and injured 31 others.

Iranian Shahed drones are cheap, fast, and deadly. But it’s not just Iran that uses and produces them, it’s also Russia—giving Ukraine plenty of opportunity to get pretty good at shooting them down. But how are they made? How much damage do they cause? And why are they used so widely?