By Todd Buell

The European Union's executive branch said Friday that it is freeing up €1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) of revenue generated from immobilized Russian assets to aid Ukraine in defending itself against the Russian invasion.

By Martin Croucher

A marine insurer has warned that sanctions imposed on the Kremlin because of its invasion of Ukraine might prevent it from paying claims over collisions involving vessels insured by Russian rival IPJSC Ingosstrakh.

By Daniel Wilson

A U.S. Department of Defense watchdog has criticized the U.S. Army for failing to properly oversee a task order supporting maintenance and repair of equipment for Ukraine, saying the Army allowed $20 million in contractor invoices to be paid without checking they were legitimate.

By Courtney Bublé

Fifteen House Democrats implored the U.S. Department of Defense on Monday to support Ukraine's request to train 10 additional pilots on F-16 fighter jets this year.

By Daniel Wilson

The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday passed an $833 billion bill funding the Pentagon for 2025, amid a veto threat over contentious issues such as cutting funding for Ukraine and a bar on gender-affirming care.

By Elliot Weld

A Russian citizen was charged Wednesday in Maryland federal court with conducting cyberattacks against computer systems used by the government of Ukraine just before the nation was invaded by Russia's military, then targeting Ukrainian allies such as the United States.