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If Ukraine can capture Kherson City and control both sides of the river, it could open the door for liberating southern Ukraine

The fighter-bomber crash occurred in the city of Yeysk, just across the Sea of Azov from occupied areas of Ukraine.

Russia’s airstrikes on Ukraine apparently have entered a new phase, with heavy attacks today by Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones.

As Russia makes nuclear threats, B-52s will join a varied fleet of aircraft from other NATO countries for nuclear weapons deployment drills.

We offer a different perspective on the long-awaited Edwards Air Force Base open house that is underway this weekend.

Ukrainian troops remain focused on cutting off the Russians' only way out of Kherson as part of its southern offensive.

Talk amongst yourselves.

Ukraine's troops have gotten close enough to Russian forces in Kherson and Kharkiv that it's reduced the use of HIMARS, the Pentagon says.

U.S. soldiers can expect to be under constant enemy surveillance and threatened by long-range precision artillery in the next war.

A spate of apparent attacks against targets in a border region of Russia suggests a new and possibly sustained campaign by Ukraine.

Reports The War Zone obtained reveal new details about swarming incidents off Southern California in 2019 and many more across the Pacific.

There are reports that Russians are starting to evacuate residents of Kherson, an indication that Ukraine's southern offensive is succeeding.

Along with Spain's air defense donations, France’s Crotale short-range air defense system may also be headed to Ukraine.

As they watch the ongoing Russian missile and drone barrages in Ukraine, 15 nations have formed the European Sky Shield Initiative.

Accounts from the Ukrainian Air Force provide further indications of a burgeoning aerial drone war being fought over the country.

A video of one drone taking out another over Ukraine provides a glimpse of what may be a first in air combat history.

New configurations from AM General and Flyer Defense underscore growing interest in vehicles capable of deploying swarms of loitering munitions.

With Ukraine facing a major drone and missile threat, the fact that NASAMS uses the same missile as what allied fighter jets carry, is key.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the many lessons learned from it delayed the release of Biden's new national security strategy.

The Extended-Range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System was test fired from a HIMARS launcher during its first systems qualification trial.