And the North Korean soldiers are not only on Russian soil, but a "small number" have already been deployed in Russia's Kursk region on ... are that Russia might field them in infantry roles.

Moscow is taking territory back from Ukrainian forces in Russia's western Kursk region, according to new assessments, as the ...

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed reports of North Korean military units deployed in Russia's Kursk region, calling it a sign of Putin's desperation. Ukrainian officials are urging ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Ukrainian troops fighting on Russian soil have a kind of flexibility in combat that they haven't had before in this war. Ukrainian forces ...

Ukraine's fight against Russia's invasion had, prior to the Kursk incursion, taken place exclusively on Ukrainian soil, its ...

Ukraine has controlled swaths of Russia’s Kursk region since a surprise cross-border incursion in August and — despite having lost around half its initial gains — still maintains a foothold ...

A legal challenge over the decision to give consent to the UK's largest untapped oil field has begun in Edinburgh. Greenpeace and Uplift have jointly raised a judicial review at the Court of ...

from 120 meters to 500 meters—and also increased the density of mines within the expanded fields. The Ukrainian mining operation in Kursk appears to be taking a different approach. Russian ...

When Ukraine launched a ground assault into Russia's Kursk region in August, President Vladimir Putin promised to quickly "dislodge" Kyiv's forces and return normality to local residents.

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But recent Russian counterattacks in Kursk have cast doubt on how long Kyiv will be able to continue holding the territory. The Institute for the Study of War, which has been monitoring the ...

An environmental group has told a court a “substantive error of law” was made when consent was granted for new oil and gas fields in Scottish waters. Greenpeace ...