No, the ATACMS strike is not the start of World War III. Ukraine’s forces hit six military targets inside Russia, behind the Russian lines where Ukraine is fighting over the border near Kursk. The ...

On the afternoon of May 22 in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region, near the village of Klenivka, Ukrainian forces set the stage ...

The pending arrival of the U.S. Army's new Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) could reduce some of the readiness risks that are associated with a potential transfer to Ukraine of older Army Tactical ...

The U.S. is firmly against any spilling over of the Ukraine war outside the country's borders, the Pentagon has said, as Kyiv pushes for the freedom to launch long-range strikes with Western weapons ...

For months now, there have been reports that deliveries of these systems to Ukraine have been imminent. A report today in the Wall Street Journal states that “A small number of the missiles have been ...

Ukrainian-operated ATACMS missiles now in use in the war-torn country are set to threaten Russia's all-important air superiority, even as Russia claps back at Washington for furnishing Ukraine with ...

Administration officials told The New York Times the missiles would “likely” first be used against Russian and North Korean forces battling Ukrainians in Kursk, but noted that Biden may allow them to ...

Russia is right to be concerned. After all, contrary to some public reporting in the Western press, Ukraine is running low on vital stocks of NATO-supplied weapons. Just before the Riyadh summit, the ...

Trump has not approved Ukraine's request for Tomahawk cruise missiles, citing year-long training requirements and U.S.

Earlier this week Ukraine’s military announced it was using American-provided Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS). Yesterday, the British military confirmed the weapons are being used, and that they ...

September 19, 2025: For decades, the Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) was treated as something of an afterthought—a Cold War idea that never had its day. It was designed to provide an artillery ...

Ever since Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, his armed forces have pounded Ukraine with missiles and drones fired from the relatively safe ...