Author name: Douglas Landro

Washington handed Moscow a financial lifeline on March 13, easing sanctions on Russian oil at sea just as Iran’s war

In Krasnodar Krai, fuel tanks blazed at the pipeline feeding Russia’s Black Sea exports. In Riyadh, Aramco executives negotiated to

As the Kremlin declares old peace terms obsolete and pushes for expanded demands, Ukrainian Storm Shadow missiles strike Russia’s second-largest

Ukrainian assault teams used winter fog and tactical infiltration to break Russian defensive lines in southern Ukraine, liberating more than

Ukrainian counterattacks across three fronts in Zaporizhia are forcing Russia’s army to abandon offensive momentum and rush elite units between

  Ukraine’s battlefield survival is turning into global influence. As Kyiv quietly liberates hundreds of kilometers in the south, Ukrainian

Russia launched the largest drone barrage of the war—480 drones killing dozens in Kharkiv—but the real story unfolded on the

U.S. intelligence officials say Russia has been feeding Iran targeting data for strikes on American forces across the Middle East—just

Ukraine has spent years learning how to defeat Iran’s Shahed drones as they struck its cities night after night. Now

March 4 revealed two dramatic shocks to Russia’s maritime war effort: a Ukrainian drone swarm damaging warships at Novorossiysk and

Ukrainian forces pushed Russian lines backward in late February, reclaiming dozens of square kilometers and liberating multiple settlements in the