The Russian foreign ministry hailed India for its commitment to continue and expand multifaceted cooperation with Russia, despite all pressure and threats, and said that relations between India and Russia are “steadily and confidently advancing.” 

‘Any attempt to harm ties with India destined to fail,’ says Russia amid Trump’s tariff threats

Russia’s railway network has been repeatedly hit by derailments, blasts, and fires that authorities blame on Ukrainian sabotage. Kyiv does not claim responsibility but applauds such attacks, arguing that Russia uses its train network to deliver troops and fuel to its forces in Ukraine.

Blast on rail track kills 2 Russian officers; one killed as two trains derail in Leningrad

What happens when children become part of the war? Russia's military is now involving children as young as seven in its drone program. Reports suggest that starting next year, Russian schools will introduce drone piloting into their regular curriculum.

‘Hell for children’: Putin grooming 7-year-old kids into killing Ukrainian children, dragging them into Russia's drone war, reveals report

US President Donald Trump recently described his phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as "very good" and lasting for about an hour.

Day after talks with Putin, Trump speaks to Zelensky

US President Donald Trump said Tuesday he was much more confident of a deal to end the Ukraine war after talks that drew a strong rebuke from Kyiv over its exclusion. Watch this report for more details!

Trump 'more confident' of Ukraine deal after talks with Russia, bashes Zelensky

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he would bring the discussion with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about the use of missiles on the battlefield “back to Washington to brief the president.”

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine to use long-range missiles in Russia?

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he would bring the discussion with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about the use of missiles on the battlefield “back to Washington to brief the president.”

Russia-Ukraine War: 'Will brief Biden on missiles discussion', says Antony Blinken

Washington is imposing new sanctions on Iran over its supply of missiles to Russia for use in Moscow's illegal invasion of Ukraine, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced Tuesday in London as he prepared to travel with the UK foreign secretary, David Lammy, to Kyiv.

Russia-Ukraine War: US says Russia received missiles from Iran, piles on sanctions

Russia-Ukraine War: US imposes news sanctions on Iran for missile supply to Russia

A Russian drone and missile barrage on the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro killed three people and wounded over a dozen more, the regional governor said Wednesday.

Russian aerial attack kills 3, wounds 18 in Dnipro

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict grinds on the battlefield has become the crucible for military technology the once mighty main battle tunks Now find themselves under scrutiny forcing a global rethink in armed Warfare strategies.

Ukraine becomes graveyard for tanks, while China watches, learns & innovates

Russian airstrikes on Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region intensified on Wednesday (April 10) afternoon, hitting a clinic and a pharmacy, and killing at least three people, according to a local official.

Russian airstrikes hit Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, killing 3

A senior official with Ukraine’s intelligence agency has been fired after revelations that investigative journalists had been wiretapped, a source at the agency told media on Monday.

Ukraine Security Service under fire after surveilling journalists and wiretapping media

Drones have changed the course of wars. Earlier drones used to play a supporting role in military operations, but now they have become an indispensable part of warfare. How are drones going to affect the future of wars?

Gravitas | Drones of war: Tomorrow's killers today

Russian bombardment killed at least four people and injured more than five over 24 hours in the Frontline Southern Ukrainian city of Kherson. On the other hand, Russian installed officials in the Eastern town of Horka said that Kyiv's shelling killed one person.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian strikes kill at least 4 in Kherson

The government of Britain will be deploying military instructors in Ukraine, along with providing training to Ukrainian armed forces present in Britain or other Western countries, said British defence minister Grant Shapps, in a newspaper interview.

UK to deploy military instructors in Ukraine to train troops

Interpol expressed serious concern about the delivery of small and heavy weapons to Ukraine that can end up in the hands of criminals in Europe. Few intelligence agencies have also suggested that some weapons sent to Ukraine might have fallen into criminal hands in Finland and Sweden.

Russia-Ukraine War: Concerns over arms sent to Ukraine slipping through on the black market

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday said that he is planning to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss his proposals on ending the ongoing war with Russia after Beijing called for urgent peace in Ukraine.

'I am planning to meet Xi Jinping,' says President Zelensky after Beijing's peace plan proposal

As the invasion by Moscow in Kyiv is approaching a grim one-year milestone, thousands of specialists from Russia's defence ministry are building a water pipeline system that would connect the country's Rostov region bordering Ukraine to Donbas, the state agency TASS reported on Sunday.

Russia building 200-km water pipeline to Ukraine's Donbas region, says Report

Is NATO becoming tired of the Ukraine war? Germany is non-commital on providing more tanks to Ukraine. The Polish PM says the is West no longer emotionally involved in the war. Molly Gambhir asks: Has fatigue begun to set it?

Gravitas: Is NATO becoming war-weary?