But does it really matter? Russian factories produce nearly 1,000 Shaheds a month, each ranging farther than 900 miles with a ...

Up to 250,000 of those troops have likely been killed, the UK Defense Ministry said on Thursday.

“Russian forces were steadily compressing the pocket and interdicting the main resupply routes,” military analyst Michael Kofman said. “At a certain point, it was simply no longer tenable to ...

Michael Kofman, a military analyst and senior fellow in the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace highlighted that Russia’s advances in Donetsk have stalled due ...

What happened? And what happens next? To answer these questions, Ryan was joined by Constanze Stelzenmüller (Brookings), Melinda Haring (Razom), Justin Logan (Cato), and Michael Kofman (Carnegie). The ...

but not nearly as impactful as it would have been earlier in the war because Ukraine is far less dependent on direct US military assistance now,” said Mr Michael Kofman, a senior fellow at ...

"It's pretty significant, but not nearly as impactful as it would have been earlier in the war because Ukraine is far less dependent on direct U.S. military assistance now than it was previously," ...

Michael Kofman, senior fellow at Carnegie Endowment The U.S. cut-off, while "pretty significant," was less harmful to Kyiv than it would have been earlier, "because Ukraine is far less dependent ...

but not nearly as impactful as it would have been earlier in the war because Ukraine is far less dependent on direct U.S. military assistance now than it was previously," said Michael Kofman, a ...

Following a dramatic meeting in the White House, U.S. military support for Ukraine is perilously uncertain. Sustaining Ukraine in this war, and afterwards, is a responsibility that Europe will have to ...