Author: John Bacon, USA TODAY

The Kremlin is comparing Ukraine drone attacks on Moscow that caused minor damage and no deaths with the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks in the U.S.

Rescue workers were scrambling through rubble searching for survivors after Russian missiles slammed into the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih.

On person was injured, two Russian government buildings were damaged, and a Moscow airport was forced to close Sunday after a pre-dawn drone attack.

Providing Ukraine with more weapons and expecting the nation to win the war is “the definition of strategic insanity,” one expert says.

Less than two dozen heads of state from Africa will be attending a summit in Russia that kicks off Thursday. Updates.

Trevor Reed, a former US Marine who spent nearly 3 years in Russian prison before being freed in an inmate swap, has been wounded in Ukraine.

Drone attacks slammed Moscow and Crimea on Monday as Ukraine appeared determined to take the war into Russia.

Russia has already lost the war in Ukraine in terms of President Vladimir Putin’s goals, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in an interview

President Biden’s decision to send Ukraine cluster munitions ignited condemnation from NATO allies. But the White House says the ammo is needed.