Russia is using an open-air exhibition to boast about its "trophies" from the war in Ukraine. The exhibition featured more than 30 NATO vehicles taken from Ukrainian forces, like an Abrams tank.

The War Zone, an online military magazine, notes that while nuclear-armed air-to-air missiles were part of the Soviet Union's ...

The NSCS said the U.K. government and its allies had exposed a campaign of "malicious cyber activity" carried out by Russia's ...

These were treated similarly to other captured NATO equipment—ending up in Russia as war trophies to be analyzed by local experts or displayed in propaganda military parades. However ...

Russia has to prepare for war with NATO as well as complete its war against Ukraine, Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov told the Defense Ministry on Monday in a joint meeting with President ...

Western relations with Russia are at their worst since the height of the Cold War. The invasion of Ukraine continues towards the end of its third year and Vladimir Putin has made numerous threats ...

Vladimir Putin is preparing for war with NATO within a year of ending his conflict in Ukraine, a senior Western military intelligence chief has warned. The World War Three threat was highlighted ...

But there are still war trophies scattered ... around Ukraine NATO commits to arming Ukraine with dozens more air defence systems After Ukraine's 97 brigade shot down a Russian plane, some ...

30 (UPI) --Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he might be willing to cede Russian ... NATO membership for the rest of Ukraine. Offering NATO membership to Ukraine could end the war's ...

Russia's President ... revise the post–Cold War settlement, which it believes the West imposed on Russia at a time of extreme strategic weakness. The expansion of NATO in particular drove ...

Ukraine has been looking to join NATO for some time ... “When the war is over, no matter what it looks like, they still have a long border with Russia and a legitimate security threat to the ...

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