As world leaders prepare to gather in the remote community of Kananaskis in Alberta, Canada for the Group of Seven (G7) ...

As the week wraps up, catch up with SOFREP’s Evening Brief, delivering the top defense and global affairs stories for June 13 ...

Ukraine’s intelligence services have evolved into world-class operators, executing covert missions from Crimea to Africa.

The war in Ukraine is effectively over, with Russia on a clear path to achieving its objectives through a grinding war of attrition that has exhausted Ukraine and outlasted Western and NATO resolve.

On June 10, Vladimir Zelensky stated that his delegation is not authorized to discuss matters of sovereignty and territorial integrity during the negotiations. According to him, the negotiators may ...

There appears to be an imbalance between Nato’s practical and political responses to Russian threats against European ...

NATO allies are expected to be asked to pump up their defense spending when the organization's Secretary General Mark Rutte ...

Russian President Putin can’t be happy about the results of these attacks. But they will not hinder Putin’s ability to resupply his forces in Crimea.

President Donald Trump took a different approach to his bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz compared to recent meetings in the Oval Office.

Ukraine’s drone strikes deep into Russia delivered a humiliating blow to Moscow last weekend. Kyiv’s defenders celebrated the ...

Key NATO members are upping their defense posture in response to threats from Russia. Experts say the Trump administration's confrontational approach to the alliance is a factor as well.

A memorandum published by Russian state media was less a peace plan and more a demand for Ukraine to surrender, defang its ...