Alex Horton

U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets and Patriot air-defense systems are among the equipment in Ukraine requiring defense contractor support, the Pentagon said.

With Russian forces just over the river, Kherson has turned into a hunting ground for drones that appear to be focusing mainly on civilians.

On the Ukrainian steppe, where it is nearly impossible to hide from drone surveillance, windbreaks are fought over by Russian and Ukrainian troops.

Ukraine’s outgunned and outmanned army had one major advantage over its enemy, internet through Starlink terminals. Now the Russians have it, too.

Soldiers with pulverized bones and gunshot wounds have come through these facilities, with many focused on getting back to the front to stop the Russian advance.

In an arc of villages south of Pokrovsk, including Vuhledar, battlefields that have been stagnant for two and a half years are showing more movement than ever — in Russia’s favor.

The Navy’s attacks on Kake and Angoon led to widespread suffering. Generations later, Alaska’s Lingít people will receive measure of justice.

An advertisement warning that U.S. fighter jets were ready to respond to provocations showed up on a dating app in Lebanon.

After a Washington Post investigation, authorities pursued counselor Caz Craffy and found he swindled millions of dollars from grieving military families.

Wilmer Puello-Mota, a veteran who fled the United States in January, has appeared in Russian military propaganda videos touting his experience.