A source previously told Insider that "it wouldn't make a lot of sense for Putin to invade Ukraine." Perhaps the withdrawal announcement shows that Putin agrees — the cost and risks would be ...

Russia is building toward the ability to carry out an attack on Ukraine, the head of it's defense intelligence agency told Military Times. By Howard Altman. Russia hasn’t provided any details ...

The Kremlin has rejected Ukrainian and Western allegations that it amassed troops preparing for possible invasion of Ukraine, describing the claims as a cover for their own alleged …

Russia will not attack Ukraine and is not harboring “aggressive” plans, a Kremlin spokesman said Tuesday while also not ruling out military action following what Moscow considers fearsome ...

The signs are that Russia is ready to launch an invasion of Ukraine, which will have enormous consequences - for oil, markets, Europe, Russia itself and American power.

Ukraine accuses Russia of massing around 100,000 troops in preparation for a possible invasion, raising fears that a simmering conflict in Ukraine's eastern Donbass region could …

No, Russia will not invade Ukraine. A large-scale military operation does not fit into Moscow’s cost-benefit calculus.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Russia’s deputy U.N. ambassador said Thursday that Moscow will never invade Ukraine unless it is first provoked by its neighbor or someone else, then cited …

Russia started growing its military presence around Ukraine – including in Belarus, a close Russia ally to the north of Ukraine – in late 2021 under various pretenses while remaining …

Feb 28 (Reuters) - Russia launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. Here is a timeline of Ukraine's fraught relationship with Moscow since it won independence in 1991 and …