The character of war is fundamentally changing, Gen. Mark Milley said in a recent podcast, and it's "being driven by technology."

Russia said Putin's videotaped late-night meeting with residents was "spontaneous," but a woman can be heard shouting, "it's all for show!"

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he thinks fighting between Russia and Ukraine will eventually end at a negotiating table.

Russia's Wagner Group is likely keeping its promise to free prisoners fighting in Ukraine, but will now face shortages of troops, the UK MOD said.

Ukraine hasn't claimed responsibility for the incident, which Russia says was a drone attack on civilian sites in the city of Dzhankoi.

White House official John Kirby called the "burgeoning closeness" of Russia and China nothing more than "a marriage of convenience."

John Kirby told MSNBC that Putin is "running out of the kind of inventory he needs to fight" in Ukraine and wants China to help continue the war.

Putin's meetings with Xi this week come as the Biden administration keeps a close watch on Moscow's warming relationship with Beijing.

More than 890 F-35s have been delivered, and the fact that US allies fly so many of them is another advantage over Russia and China.

In total, the Manhattan Project cost about $2 billion, or nearly $30 billion in 2021 dollars. The B-29 program was 50% more expensive.

Even as Ukraine decimates Russia's forces at Bakhmut, some experts say the battle is a poor use of resources for a town that's of limited importance.

Two ex-CIA officers are accusing Bush and Cheney of misrepresenting the evidence to sell the preordained invasion of Iraq, launched on March 20, 2003.

US soldiers in Turkey were helping distribute aid sent from around the world, including China. But Chinese media made it look like a bad thing.

Lots of Russian military hardware has been lost or destroyed in Ukraine, but Moscow has other, unconventional tools to bring to bear against the US.

Putin's failed mobilization has set Ukraine's military up to make a move of its own, according to an analysis from the Institute for the Study of War.

Ukraine is asking for newer Western tanks because their Soviet-era systems don't always work, a tank platoon commander told The Kyiv Independent.

The US Army's new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles will replace its M113s, which have been in the Army's tracked corps for more than 60 years.

Ahead of Russia's 2024 presidential election, some officials were reportedly told to toss their iPhones over information-security concerns.

Dmitry Medvedev is now among Russia's most vitriolic pro-war figures. Experts say he's trying to get out of a politically weak situation.

State media claimed that 800,000 working youth, university students, and youth leaders joined the military out of a passion to fight the US.

Skeptics have long claimed Putin uses body doubles who have been surgically altered to resemble the Russian leader as stand-ins at major appearances.

Russia has slowly made advances in Bakhmut in part by using anti-retreat units, Ukrainian commanders told The New York Times.

The landing craft designed by Andrew Higgins were used in every major amphibious assault during World War II.

"As Republicans, we should support freedom, not abandon it," Sununu wrote in a Washington Post op-ed where he articulated a strong defense of Ukraine.

Sen. Mark Kelly, a former Navy combat pilot, compared the drone incident to the "incompetence that we see on the battle field every day in Ukraine."

A defiant Putin flew to Crimea and then toured Mariupol, The New York Times reported, two days after the ICC called for his arrest for war crimes.

Retired Lt. Col. Dan "Two Dogs" Hampton gave a VOA interview and discussed whether Ukraine's military should hire private pilots to fight Russia.

Two fighters who directly worked with John McIntyre told Insider he was erratic and unstable and wreaked havoc in Ukraine.

A report by the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine found evidence of war crimes committed during the invasion including rape and torture.

Neither Russia nor the US recognizes the Rome Statute, which binds members to the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court.

"Russia is conducting some of the lowest rates of local offensive action that has been seen since at least January 2023," a UK intel assessment said.

The brutal fighting in Ukraine, filled with trenches and heavy casualties, has frequently been compared to WWI.

Polish President Andrzej Duda says Poland will send Ukraine around a dozen fighter jets, fulfilling a longstanding request from Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

An ICC official said the execution of the warrant, which was issued by the court's judges, will ultimately depend on international cooperation.

Russia's MOD announced that Defense Minister Shoigu decorated the pilots whose actions have been described as "amateur hour" by Western observers.

Kim Ju Ae has appeared alongside her father at several military events in recent months, catching the attention of North Korea watchers.

Despite aligning himself with Ukraine-skeptical Republicans, Mills' company has sold weapons to Ukraine and other foreign governments.

Photos show the grand interiors of the dictator's old vessels. Now the wreckage of one yacht clogs up a river in Iraq.

A Chinese study said that potential gaps in the US missile defense system could allow one of North Korea's ICBMs to hit the central US.

The Wagner Group has been known to recruit prisoners. A Ukrainian soldier in Bakhmut tells BBC that the tactic is "cruel, immoral, but effective."

"It was a bad decision," an ex-US Navy pilot said of the Russian's maneuver. "And then, obviously, the act of actually pulling it off was horrendous."

Dmitry Yermakov, 38, a convicted kidnapper, told Reuters that fighters who arrived at the front were greeted by "corpses ripped to shreds."

The Islamic State's affiliate in Afghanistan has the "ultimate goal" to strike the US homeland, Gen. Michael Kurilla told lawmakers on Thursday.

Regional governments were given hiring quotas for the year, and one city ordered residents to update their enlistment particulars, per local outlets.

The Wagner Group has faced problems with recruitment after they sent thousands of their fighters to die in Ukraine.

Russian soldier Daniil Frolkin said he killed a civilian in Ukraine. He was sentenced — but on the grounds of "fake news" rather than war crimes.

In "a contested environment" like Ukraine, "it's going to be tough to execute the close air support," the top US Air Force general said this month.