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Captured Russian AK-12 assault rifles are becoming practical trophies for Ukrainian officials and troops.

U.S. intelligence officials say the Kremlin has loosened the rules of engagement in Ukraine as advances have slowed.

Here's our latest update on what is happening in the conflict in Ukraine, which has now entered its 14th day.

Here's a full update on everything going on with the conflict in Ukraine as it approaches the two-week point.

The Secretary of the Air Force outlined a vision for a strictly unmanned aircraft with the same range as the B-21 stealth bomber.

The incident involved an Iranian flying-wing drone carrying small arms to Hamas fighters over a very long distance.

Thousands of man-portable anti-aircraft and anti-armor weapons have already been delivered to Ukraine and thousands more are on the way.

Russian forces are using an armored train in Ukraine amid reports that their supply lines are strained and under attack.

Russia looks to have lost multiple combat jets, helicopters, and a drone in just the past day or so.

The U.S. is actively pushing for the transfer but Poland still says it won't give its MiG-29s to Ukraine.

A bunker isn't such a bad idea now, is it?

Now with faster load times!

Absent better security, Russian drivers are doing whatever they can to survive Ukrainian ambushes.

We keep hearing about Russia's huge artillery force that could devastate Ukraine's cities. Here is a breakdown of the weapons that make up that force.

A no-fly zone over Ukraine would require NATO to be willing to shoot down Russian aircraft, presenting a real risk of sparking a wider conflict.

Russian cooperation on international space programs is faltering amid sanctions and isolation over the war in Ukraine.

The director of the IAEA says the situation is unprecedented and he wants to broker nuclear security talks between Russia and Ukraine at Chernobyl.

The plant has been at the center of an ongoing battle between Russian and Ukrainian forces.

The entire front of what was the world's largest operational aircraft is totally destroyed and its wings and engines are badly damaged.

The first B-21 now "really looks like a bomber" and after calibration tests, the bomber's systems can be fired up.