El Kremlin advierte de que a soldados ucranianos en Kursk les queda poco tiempo para rendirse
The battle for control of the industrial heart of Ukraine: Russia moves its elite units to the east
It displaced a dozen military units from the shattered port of Mariupol and attacked cities throughout the region. The campaign has not yet turned into a complete assault, and analysts say that Moscow's forces are still increasing
US intelligence revealed that Russian troops continue to have low morale and that “almost half” do not receive much training
A month and a half into the war, the Kremlin army is frustrated with military performance and leadership, according to a senior US Department of Defense official
Russian troops withdrew from Chernobyl: the grim reports on the reasons for the Kremlin's decision
The IAEA and the Ukrainian authorities confirmed today that control of the site of the largest nuclear accident in history has returned to their hands, after Russia took over the plant on 24 February. Meanwhile, questions about Moscow's decision are multiplying
Russian troops withdrew from Chernobyl: the grim reports on the reasons for the Kremlin's decision
The IAEA and the Ukrainian authorities confirmed today that control of the site of the largest nuclear accident in history has returned to their hands, after Russia took over the plant on 24 February. Meanwhile, questions about Moscow's decision are multiplying
Ukraine assured that Russian forces have fuel and food for three days
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense said that Russia “was unable to establish an oil pipeline to meet the needs of its troops” in the areas in which it operates
US Defense official says there is a decline in the morale of Russian troops
He said so on condition of anonymity, and he believes that the reason includes poor leadership and lack of information about his mission and objectives
