The country’s incoming commander in chief has resisted the rigid, bureaucratic decision-making in the armed forces.

An unprecedented simultaneous replacement of the top defence and military brass comes amid a debate over strategy.

By Sergiy Karazy and Dan Peleschuk UNDISCLOSED LOCATION IN SOUTHERN UKRAINE, July 24 (Reuters) - In a field in southern ...

In 2014, a young Drapatyi became an icon for his daredevilry in Mariupol. Can he lead his military to victory?

In wartime protests, Ukrainians have shown what peaceful, “loyal opposition” looks like – and can achieve. Their president ...

Since Wes Streeting became the UK’s latest Secretary of State for Defence earlier this week, critics have claimed that ...

The discussions at the White House came days before a planned meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.

The story follows the unusual journey of the M3 Lee, an emergency World War II tank that earned a poor military reputation ...

Well, that's one way to lose a lot of tanks ...

Russia and Ukraine have increased strikes on bridges to disrupt their enemy's resupply networks, despite these bridges ...

Konstantinovka in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) can be completely cleared of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the near future. This was announced on July 24 by the acting chief of ...

Britain will retire Wildcat helicopters early as the Army shifts toward drones, AI, and networked battlefield systems.