Ukraine has put up a staunch fight against the invasion launched by its bigger and more powerful neighbor Russia, but things appear to be going horribly wrong.

Russia’s army crossed the border on Feb. 24, 2022, in an all-out invasion that Putin sought to justify by falsely saying it was needed to protect Russian-speaking civilians in eastern Ukraine and prevent the country from joining NATO.

Earlier today, Donald Trump doubled down on his criticisms of Europe's handling of the war in Ukraine, claiming leaders Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron "did nothing" to end it. European leaders ruled out negotiating with Russia long ago, but here's a look what they've done in recent months:

Russia’s attempt to blame Ukraine, which Trump has now parroted, is part of a longstanding argument that doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.

Monday marks the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The war — which the Kremlin once characterized as a “special military operation” to discipline an insubordinate neighbor — has sprawled across hundreds of miles of front lines,

WMUR is getting the facts on a recent comment from President Donald Trump and the war in Ukraine. While answering reporters' questions about U.S. and Russian representatives meeting in Saudi Arabia without anyone from Ukraine present,

Ukraine's military intelligence service is expecting increased Moscow propaganda around Monday's third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion. The Kremlin could even announce an alleged victory in the war then,

When war broke out in the early hours of February 24 2022, the world was shocked, but not entirely surprised. Warnings of Russia’s attack on Ukraine had the advantage of preparing a united western front against Russia.

According to the SBU, the number of coordinated Russian disinformation campaigns has sharply increased in recent weeks, with a clear focus on spreading false narratives to incite protests and destabilize Ukrainian society.