Ukraine has intensified missile and drone strikes on Russia. Russian air defenses are stretched, prompting efforts to find other approaches to protect domestic targets.

Ukraine is working on a homegrown air defense system to rival the US-made Patriot system, according to the commander in chief of its army.

Russia maintains a formidable collection of air defense systems, but it is being challenged by new threats and new competitors.

When a glide bomb exploded at an industrial facility in Zaporizhzhia on Jan. 8, the 13 dead, and 122 injured marked the highest number of civilian casualties in a Russian attack on Ukraine in almost two years.

Kyiv and Rome are discussing the possibility of purchasing Italian-made air defense systems and ammunition using profits from immobilized Russian assets, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said on Jan. 11.

In the must-see video above, at least three people were killed as Russia targeted central Kyiv in a missile attack in the early hours of Saturday, January 18, the city’s mayor said.

Russian army scrambles for supplies after devastating Ukrainian strikes on fuel depots ・Liskynska oil depot (Voronezh Oblast, Russia) – hit for the second time in a week, as Ukraine’s Defense Forces first targeted the facility on Jan.

Commander of scandal-hit Ukrainian brigade detained, accused of failing to report desertions ・Ammunition used by Russians halved following Ukrainian strikes, Syrskyi says ・Ukraine Air Force specialists safe from transfer to infantry but mobilization issues remain,