Thousands of Russian troops posted west of Ukraine’s Dnieper River have found themselves in a vulnerable position as Ukrainian forces have blocked most eastern supply routes, the U.K. defense ...

KHERSON, Ukraine — Every night in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, soldiers file into small dinghies to cross the Dnieper River and bring the battle closer to their Russian enemy.

After the strike of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the Antonivskyi Bridge, the Russian military plans to build a pontoon crossing. They began to survey several sections of the Dnieper River. The first ...

The official newspaper of the regional military administration in Russian-occupied Kherson was called Naddniepryanskaya Pravda, or ‘The Truth over the River Dnieper’.When Ukraine’s army liberated ...

Russian Troops Caught Between Retreat Over Dnieper or Risk Being Cut Off. Published Oct 06, 2022 at 4:55 AM EDT Updated Oct 06, 2022 at 7:44 AM EDT. By .

In Berlin, the Wehrmacht's spokesman addressed the correspondents: "I am sorry I have to announce a Russian breakthrough on the German front." In these 14 words, the German Command ...

Russian forces have been relying on pontoon crossings to provide supplies and transportation routes to its forces west of the Dnieper River after Ukrainian troops destroyed two key bridges in July.

Russian troops probably want to seize a bridgehead on the right bank of the Dnieper to transfer firepower there, which would reach Kherson. The spokesman for the Southern Defense Forces Vladyslav ...

A pontoon bridge built by Russian forces was destroyed in Ukraine’s Kherson Oblast in early September and a permanent bridge next to it had sustained damage, satellite imagery shows.Before-and ...

But the broad expanse of the Dnieper River, rarely less than 1,000 feet wide as it winds through southern Ukraine, stands in quiet defiance to the best of America’s modern military thinkers.