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Putin is visiting Chechnya for the first time in 13 years. No word yet on whether Kadyrov is going to take him for a spin in his Cybertruck

The tale of Russia’s hunt for deserters sheltering abroad on today’s WSJ front page. Read the article here: wsj.com/world/russia/r…

“'We want to bring the war to their territory,' said the commander of a drone battalion in Ukraine’s 14th Regiment who has the call-sign Cold. Cold’s drone units were among the first troops who entered Kursk and are now hunkered down in the basements of homes north of Sudzha,

Spotted this on Red Square this morning. “The aggressor must know that retribution is inevitable” and other Vladimir Putin quotes. Together with World War II slogans & other historical quotations.

How the Kursk incursion was Zelensky’s big move to seize back the initiative and call he bluff of both Washington and Moscow. With Alex Ward wsj.com/world/russia/z…

What's heartbreaking is that the many people who help us gather the news are rarely recognized, even while putting themselves in harm's way. So sorry to hear this.

Watch our The Wall Street Journal video dispatch from Pokrovsk in eastern Ukraine, a city that may soon cease to exist as Russian forces close in. Think Bakhmut and Avdiivka, with 35,000 still to evacuate wsj.com/video/series/o…

We captured life in Pokrovsk during what may be the Ukrainian city's final days. The Russians are now just 6 miles from this hey road & rail hub - which could soon be destroyed just like Mariupol and Bakhmut. With stunning shots by Serhii Korovayny wsj.com/world/europe/t…

"Officials say 30,000 people remain, and several hundred leave each day... The city’s coal mine, where workers have toiled through the war to produce the black gold that feeds the country’s armaments industry, is now sending some workers to build fortifications on the city’s

Vladimir Putin has just publicly backed Kamala Harris in the US election. But…and it’s a big but… The Kremlin will know very well: these days any public endorsement by Moscow for a US presidential candidate will do that candidate no favours in an election. Which is probably

We witnessed the moment Ukraine evacuated one of the first people from Russia into Ukraine. The story of the Russian woman’s reunion with relatives in Sumy offers a first glimpse into the nature's of Kyiv's occupation in Kursk region wsj.com/world/europe/i…

The story of Ukraine’s occupation strategy in Russia on today’s The Wall Street Journal front page wsj.com/world/europe/i…

What a horrible news. David, the man behind the Telegraph podcast on Ukraine passed away this weekend while in Gibraltar. I had a great conversation with him less than two weeks ago. What a loss. He was 32, and accomplished so much. RIP.

Europe Has a Painful Choice: War vs. Welfare Despite promising to raise military spending, nations such as Germany are proving reluctant to sacrifice generous welfare programs to pay for it. Great piece by Tom Fairless B. Benoit wsj.com/world/europe/e…