Citizen volunteers teamed up with soldiers to turn the tide in the most consequential European battle since World War II.

After three months of grinding advances in its Western-backed counteroffensive, Kyiv has accelerated its thrust along its main line of attack.

After its large armored push stalled, Kyiv returned to small-unit military operations while on the southeastern front, platoons backed by artillery fought to dislodge Russians.

The plan to get Alhasan Alkhalaf from Ukraine to Slovakia relied on the goodwill of volunteers and border guards, and his wits.

Missile-equipped drones built with affordable digital technology helped turn the tide against Russian-backed forces in Syria, Libya and Azerbaijan.

In a few hours the Journal spent with him, the president spoke about remaining grounded, projecting strength and rejecting talks with Russia.

Helping repel the Russian invasion are army units with limited military experience. The question for their country is whether they can stay alive long enough to succeed.

Volodymyr (Vova) Kiselov died somewhere in the Kharkiv area on May 7, weeks after he anonymously shared his worries with The Globe and Mail about the next phase of the war. Now, his loved ones want...

The plan to get Alhasan Alkhalaf from Ukraine to Slovakia relied on the goodwill of volunteers and border guards, and his wits.

As the U.S. and its allies furnish Ukraine with big-ticket items, such as howitzers, precision rocket artillery and Bradley Fighting Vehicles, small-scale crowdfunded operations have also been...

The nation has struggled to maintain a sense of stability since it became an independent country in 1991 and has been at war since 2014. But with 100,000 Russian troops gathered nearby, threatening...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine aims to overthrow the leadership in Kyiv, but President Volodymyr Zelensky remains defiant.

For prescient on-the-ground reporting from the shifting front lines of the war in Ukraine that presaged the Russian assault on Kyiv and chronicled the tenacious resistance of Ukrainian soldiers and...

A soldier’s ground-level view of the costly battle—against a much larger Russian force—for a tiny village outside the ruined city.

Thousands of Ukrainian civilian fighters volunteer their service, including many from abroad, as authorities in Kyiv distribute rifles and others assemble Molotov cocktails and coordinate support.

A group of medics, including an American, believe they were the victims of a brutal tactic in which a location that has already been struck is hit again when first responders arrive.

With a website and social-media channel, Ukrainians are posting about Russian military deaths that Moscow hasn’t disclosed.

The Russian leader has long said the two countries are inseparable, but Ukrainians have other ideas, increasingly speaking their own language and celebrating their independence. Now Moscow is...

A beloved mayor and her family helped townspeople resist Russian occupation. They paid for it with their lives. “Why were they killed? Because they were Ukrainians.”

The Ukrainian president sat down with the WSJ’s editor in chief in the southern port city of Odesa to discuss the long-awaited counteroffensive, Trump, China’s role and his faith in NATO.

Russia wanted to use Hostomel Airport outside Kyiv to bring troops directly to the capital. A band of Ukrainian soldiers fought to keep the Russians from using the landing strip, forcing them to move...

The Russian assaults targeted military sites, but civilians scurried for cover as aircraft and missiles flew overhead.

Russia’s soldiers, who were told they were on a mission to liberate a brotherly nation from neo-Nazi rulers, will now have to suppress the very people they are purporting to protect.

Moscow has shown scant regard for the lives of its conscripts, but the battle for Bakhmut is also costly for Ukrainian defenders.

One day this summer, officials gathered around a mud-caked bust of Joseph Stalin that had emerged after six decades of languishing in a lake in the small Russian city of Kusa. They made plans to move...

In the ancient city of Chernihiv, bodies were pulled from the rubble for days after a bombing shortly after the start of Russia’s invasion. The attack killed more than 47 people.

Tens of thousands of Ukrainian civilians have taken up arms or otherwise sought to support a nationwide resistance movement against Moscow’s offensive, which Kyiv says has already left thousands of...

Accounts from three former prisoners held in the camp before it was destroyed in an explosion describe grim conditions, including torture, overcrowded cells and lice infestations.

Dmytro Firtash says his prosecution by the U.S. is politically motivated and has enlisted Trump allies to fight it, drawing the attention of House impeachment investigators.

Helping repel the Russian invasion are army units with limited military experience. The question for their country is whether they can stay alive long enough to succeed.

In a city where Russia was victorious 300 years ago, Ukrainians are mobilizing to push back against another Russian leader.

After the failures of the initial armored assaults, which were blunted by Russian defenses, Kyiv resorted to small units attacking one position at a time.

Russian wheat exports are booming despite a crushing price slump, as the country’s farmers finally emerge from decades of neglect. They’re positioned to extend their gains at the expense of American...

Authorities in Antwerp have seized 88 metric tons of cocaine stashed in containers from Latin America this year, nearly 10 times the figure in 2014. It is far more than any other European port.

A grass-roots effort in Ukraine, funded by donations from around the world, is quickly responding to the country’s military’s needs, from pickup trucks to thermal-vision scopes.

For Ukrainians, the war is the latest chapter in a historic struggle against a larger neighbor that has repeatedly sought to wipe it out.

The coronavirus pandemic has resurrected national boundaries that had all but faded away, upending businesses and lives. Perhaps nowhere is the change more dramatic than in Europe.

Western analysts say Moscow might be laying the ground for a broad invasion with allegations that Kyiv wants to attack the Donbas separatist region.

Ukrainians with ties to Russia like Olha Tverdokhlibova didn’t embrace the invasion, despite what Russian President Putin might have expected.

Abbeys have fewer brothers these days, worrying those devoted to the high-end beers.

When American envoy Kurt Volker meets his Russian counterpart to try to restore peace in eastern Ukraine, the man sitting across the table will be no ordinary diplomat. Vladislav Surkov, is a...

Helping repel the Russian invasion are army units with limited military experience. The question for their country is whether they can stay alive long enough to succeed.

Russia’s bombardment of cities, towns and villages is confronting millions of Ukrainians with a painful dilemma: abandon their shattered lives and seek safety elsewhere, or cling on in the hope it...