Russia is turning its war in Ukraine into video games — with state money, Kremlin narratives, and mixed results.

Russia's newest combatant for the Ukrainian front is a medieval prince and saint.

A long word that means far more than just drone-induced shortages.

Penza Oblast residents are patrolling the streets to stop men from being swept into coercive military recruitment drives.

“Remote” classes take on a new meaning at one Russian university — as students learn to pilot unmanned drones.

Russia's war quota is reshaping university admissions.

Ukraine's attacks on Wildberries have a backstory worth noting.

Searches of the Wildberries website still shows offerings for military equipment.

A military base in Buryatia is to house Russia's first Buddhist military temple.

Ukrainian drones hit Russia's largest online retailer.

A Vladivostok veteran in military uniform threatened a woman with a gun near a playground.

In June a video went viral in which a soldier said troops are ready to turn their guns on the Kremlin. What happened next?