More than 280 days into the Ukraine conflict, the Russian military is still on the defensive while Ukrainian forces continue pushing forward.

Ukraine will probably win the war against Russia on the battlefield—not through negotiations.

Nine months after Russia’s invasion, Kyiv is facing a ‘complete shutdown’ of power because Russia has crippled the Ukrainian grid—war crimes investigators say hundreds of Ukrainians have also disappeared in Kherson.

An Israeli general has now confirmed—what has unofficially always been known—that Israel uses drones for both surveillance and strikes against Palestinian militants in Gaza and possibly even further away.

The exercise comes when China is pushing for greater influence, and Chinese warships are increasing their presence in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

The commander of the Ukrainian armed forces, Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, claims that Ukrainian troops have brought down 278 Russian aircraft in the eight months since Russia invaded Ukraine.

The US State Department has approved the 'possible foreign military sale' to Australia of 24 C-130J-30 planes and related equipment to replace the existing RAAF fleet of 12 Hercules aircraft.

The United States Army’s Contracting Command-New Jersey (CCNJ) has been looking into how it could acquire Russian-made AK-74 assault rifles or clones of the rifle made under license.

Many Russian weapon systems failed very quickly in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

In a break from tradition, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) members are now allowed to grow and wear beards.