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Russian President Vladimir Putin has commented on Ukraine's major counteroffensive days after it was launched in force.

The bunker is open!

Special Forces "Green Light" teams trained to deploy small nuclear bombs called Special Atomic Demolition Munitions during the Cold War.

U.S. satellites designed to spot ballistic missile launches reportedly detected a blast at the Nova Khakovka dam at the time of its failure.

Manufacturing quality issues and testing delays mean that the Navy is still waiting for its much-needed infrared search and track pods.

The first images of destroyed Bradley Fighting Vehicles have emerged as Ukraine's full-on counteroffensive continues to face heavy opposition.

A number of Russian military reporters' accounts claim Ukraine is beginning to make small gains in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.

The B-1Bs flew from RAF Fairford to Qatar as part of a long-range training mission in which multiple types of weapons were employed.

Manufacturing issues and uncertainties over production quantities explain why the Air Force has only received two of the jets to date.

Known as the "new SSM," the missile is expected to help bolster the defenses of Japan's southern islands against possible Chinese aggression.

Taiwan has moved to distance itself from a report that its new MQ-9B drones will be part of a trilateral intel-sharing initiative.

With Ukraine's counteroffensive fully underway, there are reports of casualties as it rushes Russian positions in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk.

New details about Australia's plan to transition to an all nuclear submarine fleet have emerged during intense questioning in Canberra.

As partisans threaten an attack on Crimea, there are indications Ukraine's counteroffensive is heating up in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia.

The advanced truck-mounted TRML-4D radar the Russian loitering munitions look to have targeted may be the only one Ukraine has received.

Lockheed is still offering the U.S. Air Force an A330 “bridge tanker,” but has given up on the idea of contract aerial refueling services.

The Marine Corps is aiming to have a fully operational battalion armed with ground-launched Tomahawk cruise missiles by 2030.

Draken, a U.S. adversary air contractor, will now take just six former Dutch F-16 fighter jets, leaving more potentially for Ukraine.

The White House says it's too early to tell how the destruction of the Nova Khakovka dam will affect Ukraine's counteroffensive.

The Navy once toyed with the idea of putting heavyweight anti-submarine torpedoes on its frigates, an idea that could be relevant again today.