Ukraine-Russia war latest: Putin fires nuclear-capable missile that could reach US days after CIA chief’s visit - The defence ministry said it had successfully launched the missile on Friday

The commander leading new Western training for Ukrainian troops said there's much to learn from them, but some lessons would be wrong to take.

Russia is recruiting close to a thousand people a day for its war effort Russia is losing roughly 6,000 more soldiers each month in its war against Ukraine than it is able to recruit, according toThe Guardian.

The visit to Moscow is the latest instance in which Trump has turned to his CIA director to help navigate tense diplomatic negotiations with a major U.S. adversary. Ratcliffe also traveled secretly to Cuba this May to warn the country’s communist regime to make fundamental reforms or risk a U.S. pressure campaign.

Glide bombs and fiber-optic drones are two Russian weapons that are extremely difficult to defeat.

Poland scrambled fighter jets after a suspected Russian Kh-101 missile entered its airspace during a massive barrage of over 70 missiles and 280 drones.

President Donald Trump’s central intelligence chief traveled to Moscow this week with a warning to Russia not to stage an attack in NATO territory, among other issues, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Russia and Ukraine traded their heaviest strikes in months, fueling fears of escalation and further strain on oil supplies.

Vladimir Putin’s sabotage campaign in Europe risks a “miscalculation” that could accidentally trigger a confrontation with Nato, Western officials have warned.

Trump dismissed intelligence reports on Russian threats to NATO, insisting Vladimir Putin will not attack alliance territory after CIA Moscow visit.

Ukraine-Russia war latest: CIA chief ‘told Russian counterpart to make peace with Kyiv’ on mysterious Moscow trip - John Ratcliffe met with his Russian counterpart this week to discuss Nato, the wars in Ukraine and Iran,