Some analysts say that Russia could attack Sumy to force Kyiv to divert resources to a new front and weaken Kyiv’s position in peace talks.

Ukrainian forces are in a critical position as Russia advances on multiple fronts — threatening a possible bargaining chip for Kyiv in peace talks.

Evidence of soldiers using donkeys, horses and even camels to transport supplies raises questions about the army's ability to recover from its losses.

Trump wants to end Russia's three-year war on Ukraine. Yet Moscow appears to be in no rush to end hostilities.

After four weeks of intense fighting, Russia has captured some positions around the town but has taken heavy losses.

Outdated Soviet-era T-54, T-55 and T-62 tanks are being brought out of storage and to the frontline — but with mixed results.

The flooding will make it harder for both Moscow and Kyiv to ferry large military units across the Dnipro River — changing the theater of war.