The U.S. is selling weapons to NATO so they can provide them to Ukraine as it struggles to fend off Russia’s drone and ...

The Russians use these units in most cases purely to see where our firing equipment is located, and to constantly exhaust our units,” Ukraine’s National Guard Lt Col Anton Bayev told the BBC, as he ...

Russia is known for its formidable military machinery, which combines power, precision, and strength. From the massive T-14 Armata tank to advanced air defense systems, Russian military machines ...

Why Russian military affiliates would paint vehicles with a Latin letter, rather than a Cyrillic one, is only the beginning of the puzzle.

The arrival of the aged off-road vehicles is the latest evidence of the Russian military’s accelerating de-mechanization as losses of purpose-made armored vehicles and other heavy equipment ...

Russian army convoys were also seen crossing Syria, suggesting Russia may be preparing for a military drawdown after ally Bashar Al-Assad was overthrown by Syrian rebels last week.

Currently, Russia has a standing army of more than one million active personnel and 161,000 military vehicles. Of these vehicles, some 14,000 are tanks, dwarfing all of its Eastern European neighbors.

Russia has a long history of using trains for military purposes, and this practice can be traced back to the Russo-Japanese War.

Historically, the Russian military has been known for its tanks and armored vehicles, and these weapons are on full display in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Over the course of this campaign ...

The war has also left the Russian Armed Forces struggling to protect its aging collection of irreplaceable military vehicles and material from Ukrainian attacks.

The Russian military is facing low morale, infighting, and equipment shortages as it battles Ukraine's counteroffensive, according to experts.