Volodymyr Zelensky has been talking up Russia’s battlefield fatalities and has asked his new Defense Minister to make it a priority.

Russia’s war effort in Ukraine is grinding forward at a pace unseen in modern warfare, according to a new Western assessment that challenges Moscow’s claims of steady battlefield momentum.

Russia’s army is advancing in Ukraine at the slowest pace seen in more than 100 years of warfare, new analysis shows.

Despite claims of success in Ukraine, new CSIS data shows that Russia is paying an extraordinary price for minimal gains, with over 1.2 million casualties. Russia is also in decline as a major economic power with slow growth,

Fates of Kupiansk and Huliaipole highlight Kyiv’s reliance on a shrinking pool of experienced, reliable soldiers

Kyiv: Russian troops accelerated their advance in Ukraine throughout January, capturing almost twice as much land as in the previous month,

Russian occupation troops seized 152 km² of Ukrainian territory in January - almost three times less than in December last year. This was reported by "Agency" in Telegram on January 26, citing data from the DeepState project (cooperating with the Ukrainian Defense Ministry).

The swift advance of Moscow’s forces into the town of Huliaipole showcases a central challenge for Kyiv: how to defend 700 miles with too few troops.