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There are big timetable and quantity issues with the claim that 70 Soviet-era jets will be joining the Ukrainian Air Force.

The aircraft's owners haven't yet confirmed its condition, but there is another airframe that could possibly replace it.

The infamous TOS-1A combines a multiple launch rocket system with thermobaric projectiles to produce a weapon capable of horrific destruction.

A Russian rocket artillery barrage hit the city of Kharkiv, killing dozens of its residents, while the negotiations were ongoing.

The tactic of removing signage that might be of use to invading forces dates back to at least World War Two.

It's becoming less and less clear how this conflict ends positively for Russia.

Meanwhile, Putin says Russian nuclear forces will be on a "special regime of duty" in response to NATOs reaction over Ukraine invasion.

A few EU countries still have jets similar to ones that Ukraine flies, which would allow them to be rushed into combat.

All the developments on and off the battlefield from the fourth day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Russia has been unable to achieve air superiority nearly three days into its invasion of Ukraine and faces continued resistance on all fronts.

It's absolutely all hands on deck in Ukraine's fight against Russia, which apparently includes experimental armored vehicles.

While the hostilities continue, Ukrainian officials say they are trying to start negotiations with Russia to end the conflict.

Ukrainian forces are preparing to hold the line in Kyiv amid reports of renewed Russian offensives across the country.

The fate of the Antonov An-225 Mriya remains unknown after its home airport fell under Russian control.

Oddly enough, this wasn't even the first time one of the Navy's Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) visited Eglin Air Force Base.

There is no evidence that a single MiG pilot shot down multiple Russian warplanes, but, historically, such legends are potent morale boosters.

The Ukrainian capital came under aerial attack again last night as Russian ground forces pushed closer from the north.

Russian ground forces have pushed into Ukraine from multiple directions following an initial wave of air and missile strikes.

The service's new radar system is said to be more advanced than existing radar or optical-based orbital space surveillance systems.

Russia used its growing arsenal of precision standoff missiles to hit key targets at the start of its invasion of Ukraine.