This is the incredible moment a Ukrainian sniper shot dead a Russian soldier from more than two kilometres away - recording one of the longest confirmed kills in history. The gunman, known as ...

However, the Russian soldier admitted that "even before being sent to Ukraine, he knew he would surrender because he didn't want to go back." As reported by Ukrinform earlier, fighters from the ...

In one of the longest confirmed kills in history, a Ukrainian sniper shot dead a Russian soldier from more than two kilometres away, it's been revealed. The elite sniper, known as Lektor ...

where Russian soldiers have recently been trying to get a foothold. “It is clear that Russia is prolonging the war,” the Ukrainian president said. “We are aware of this and will counter it ...

Lektor’s kill comes almost two years after fellow Ukrainian sniper Viacheslav Kovalskyi shot a Russian dead from over 3,800 metres, believed to be the longest recorded shot in history.

An elite Ukrainian sniper took out a Russian soldier from more than 2,000 metres. The sharpshooter, known as ‘Lektor’ or lecturer, eliminated his foe from a staggering 2,069m away, making it ...

Ukraine pushed back against claims its troops are surrounded in Kursk. Vladimir Putin said Ukraine must surrender after President Donald Trump urged the Russian leader to spare the lives of ...

Always, he told them, their greatest fear was having Russian soldiers flood the trenches. Of the 35 in Anderson’s unit, all of them foreign volunteers, only seven survived. After the bunker ...

“They’re surrounded by Russian soldiers, and I believe if it wasn’t for me they wouldn’t be here any longer,” Trump said. Leavitt is one of three Trump administration officials who face ...

Russian soldiers confronting British troops in Ukraine would be an "extraordinary escalation", a top Cabinet minister has said. Wes Streeting said the prospect of a clash would be sufficient to ...

A Russian missile struck a residential area in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih on March 14, injuring 11 people, including two children, the regional governor said. Mr Serhiy Lysak ...