On April 19, opponents of U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration took to the streets of cities large and small across ...

The “ceasefire” declared by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is unlikely to hold, as Russian forces launched assaults and ...

Russian troops are retreating on the Pokrovsk front after sustaining significant losses, including the complete destruction of a 90-motorcycle assault unit, the Khortytsia Operational-Strategic Troop ...

Ukraine will not join NATO and its membership is not under discussion, U.S. envoy Keith Kellogg told Fox News on April 19.

This year’s annual Holy Fire ceremony, which precedes Orthodox Easter, took place at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in ...

Russian troops are taking advantage of the so-called “Easter truce” announced by President Vladimir Putin to carry out demining operations, retrieve their dead, deliver supplies, and fortify frontline ...

Falling oil prices are squeezing the already slowing economy of aggressor state Russia and threatening to cut its military budget, The Wall Street Journal reported on April 20, analyzing the indirect ...

President Donald Trump’s team will return to London this week for ceasefire talks on Ukraine, Fox News reported on April 19, citing Trump’s envoy Keith Kellogg.

Russian forces have killed or tortured 67 priests, pastors, and monks and damaged or destroyed over 600 Ukrainian churches and religious sites since the full-scale invasion began, President Volodymyr ...

Russian forces are using fiber-optic FPV drones to execute a new “hunting” tactic, landing drones up to 10 kilometers away to ambush targets, a strategy Ukraine struggles to counter, MP and secretary ...

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a 30-hour “Easter ceasefire” was made to sway the waning interest of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration in long-term peace talks with ...

The UK Foreign Office has called on Russia to agree to a complete ceasefire in Ukraine, rejecting President Vladimir Putin’s 30-hour Easter truce as insufficient, Reuters reported on April 20.