The US President Donald Trump's announcement to send "more weapons" to Ukraine in a U-turn from last week's decision to halt some aid to the war-torn country left residents of Kyiv and Moscow bemused.

US President Donald Trump has expressed frustration with Vladimir Putin over over a failure to achieve peace in Ukraine, ...

Collaboration on cutting-edge military technology such as drones and intelligence sharing between Australia and Ukraine could ...

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense is claiming that more than 800 Russian soldiers were killed over the weekend, along with the ...

President Volodymyr Zelensky signed an order on July 8 imposing sanctions on five Chinese-registered companies accused of ...

The comments by Trump appeared to be an abrupt change in posture after the Pentagon announced last week that it would hold ...

Trump and Netanyahu dine at the White House, a pledge to send Ukraine weapons, no deal necessary for Iran, and Trump nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.

"We're going to send some more weapons – we have to. They have to be able to defend themselves," Trump said of Ukraine July 7 ...

Chinese drone parts in Russian weapons are enabling Moscow’s strikes on Ukraine—Bloomberg exposes China’s quiet role in ...

Russia could pose a credible security threat to the European Union by the end of the decade and defense industries in Europe and Ukraine must be ramped up within five years ...

Late on July 3 and into the early hours of July 4, Russia battered Ukraine with more than 500 drones and missiles in the most ...

The Ukrainian Interior Ministry confirmed that Russia’s latest attack killed at least one civilian and injured between 23 and 26 people, including several children.