The incoming US leader’s terms to help end the war remain unclear as fighting rages in western Russia and east Ukraine.
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Ukraine also announced significant investments in unmanned and long-range systems, where it has an edge.
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Casualties understood to have reached record levels last year as Russia seized less than 1 percent of Ukrainian lands.
Ukraine’s defence held the frontline against assaults over Christmas, but air defences remained vulnerable.
Ukraine targets Russia’s mercenaries saying ‘there is no reason for Koreans to fight and die for Putin.’
Putin’s army is stepping up attacks in an apparent bid to strengthen Trump’s argument for cutting aid to Kyiv.
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The Putin-friendly US president-elect met with Ukraine’s leader in Paris as Russia inched ahead in Donetsk.
Kyiv’s forces claim Russia is losing troops at a record rate in its push to advance in eastern Ukraine.
A new SIPRI study lays bare how NATO is unable to turn spending power into firepower in a crisis.
Moscow threatens retaliation after the US allowed Ukraine to strike Russia, keeping alive its implied nuclear menace.
