Russia-Ukraine war

UK military ‘couldn’t fight Russia for longer than two months’

Failure to secure more funding for Armed Forces puts us at a disadvantage, warns Deputy Chief of Defence Staff
Braverman risks backlash for planned appearance with hard-Right Hungarian leader

Former home secretary a keynote speaker at National Conservatism gathering along with Viktor Orban, Vladimir Putin’s closest ally in Europe
Watch: Why Putin is trying to link Moscow terror attack to Ukraine

Roland Oliphant, Senior Foreign Correspondent, analyses how the Russian president will try to turn Islamic State atrocity to his advantage
Zelensky replaces national security adviser in surprise shake-up
Putin acknowledges radical Islamists carried out Moscow terror attack
Kremlin disinformation campaign blames MI6 for Moscow terror attack
Russia’s Black Sea fleet ‘functionally inactive’ after Ukrainian strikes

Russian concert hall attack suspects face court in Moscow
Ukraine ‘hits two Russian warships in the Black Sea’

Military spokesman says a communications centre and Russian Black Sea Fleet infrastructure facilities were also destroyed
‘Kill them and have no mercy’, say Moscow gunmen in concert massacre video

Footage emerges of attack claimed by Islamic State that left more than 130 dead at the Crocus City Hall
Houthis strike Chinese ship in Red Sea despite safe passage assurances

Yemen militants launch anti-ship ballistic missiles at Beijing oil tanker days after blockade discussions

From the front line

Kyiv blitzed by Russian missiles as revenge for raids

Ukraine said it shot down all 31 hypersonic, ballistic and cruise missiles launched at the capital

21 Mar 2024, 7:19pm

Business & Economy

The war explained

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Opinion & Analysis

Vladimir Putin can be tried for his crimes now

There is only one solution if his guilt is to be authoritatively declared. That is by a trial in absentia

Geoffrey Robertson
Putin’s mafia state can’t protect its own people

To blame the terror attack on a US regional withdrawal is to give the Russian leader cover for his own incompetence

Daniel DePetris
Even without the USA, Nato would still win in a fight

The numbers don’t lie. But would Nato have the endurance to win in the long run?

George Allison
Putin’s long history of brutal warfare is coming back to haunt him

In this case, the enemy of my enemy is not my friend

Tim Collins

More stories

Moscow attackers were helped by Ukraine, claims Putin

Russian president tries to shift blame for concert hall slaughter to Kyiv
Britain warns Putin not to use Moscow attack to intensify war on Ukraine

Russian president accused of ‘desperate’ attempt to link terror incident to Kyiv
Analysis: US warning about terror attack unheeded

Putin thought it was patronising and didn’t want to detract from his election landslide
All four Moscow attackers detained, says Russia
Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia kill two and cause major fire at oil refinery

Bombardments hundreds of miles away from front lines come a day after Russian attacks on energy sites left more than a million without power
Islamic State claims Moscow concert hall attack
Moscow terror attack raises questions about FSB failure to prevent it

The latest incident is a reminder that Islamic State remains a potent threat
Russia preparing 100,000 soldiers for major offensive as Kremlin says it is ‘at war’

Ukrainian commander delivers stark warning as Moscow makes gains on the front line and launches barrage of drones and missiles