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

After Russia's initial cruise missile barrage and the beginning of a multi-vector ground assault, the war for Ukraine is just in its beginning stage.

The Russian military has launched major operations against Ukraine after months of building up forces near the country.

Ukraine has enacted a state of emergency as signs that Russia is about to launch a broader invasion grow.

​​​​​The distinctive vehicle appears to have been captured in eastern Ukraine, but its operator and its current role remain unclear.

The highly adaptable CRJ-700 testbed jets are getting a 'digital twin' to allow them to virtually flight test hardware before ever taking to the sky.

While plans for an amphibious MC-130 transport take shape, Cope North 2022 provided an opportunity to see the capabilities of the US-2 firsthand.

Biden ordered the deployment of additional American forces after declaring that Russia has invaded Ukraine.

The incident occurred in an approved landing zone located just a few hundred feet away from crowded ski slopes full of civilians.

While their meanings are unknown, the codification strongly suggests a larger offensive could be about to begin.

Putin's new authority to use force comes as the U.S. government says Russia has invaded Ukraine.

The Republic of China Army has set its sights on the M1 Abrams as a far more capable successor to the veteran light tanks.

Russia's move to overtly deploy troops into Ukraine's Donbas region is the latest worrisome development in the crisis between the two countries.

A new Chinese law allows for vessels to turn off their transponders in some of the world's most densely trafficked and tense waterways.

As a major conflict between Ukraine and Russia looms, the State Department has relocated diplomats into Poland, at least for the time being.

China now blames Australia for the lasing incident involving two Chinese warships and an Aussie P-8 Poseidon.

The drones are claimed to be able to coordinate amongst themselves to determine how many from the swarm are needed for each target.

Only nine of the BMPT-72s are thought to be in frontline Russian use, and they have all been seen heading towards Ukraine.

Formal Russian recognition of separatist regions of Ukraine could provide a pretext for invasion.

Veteran Northrop engineer recollects his time on the top-secret Tacit Blue program, including some of its oddest quirks.