Bolivian Soldiers Attempted Coup

Bolivian soldiers stormed the government palace in an attempted coup to 'restore democracy', but the rebellion was short-lived after the president appointed a new army commander who ordered the troops to stand down.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Army Casualties and Tactics

In May, over 1,000 Russian soldiers were killed or wounded daily in Ukraine. Despite heavy losses, Russia is recruiting new soldiers to maintain pressure on Ukrainian defenses. Russian tactics have been compared to a 'meat grinder' by soldiers.

Allied Invasion of Normandy (D-Day)

The article discusses the experiences of American soldiers during the Allied invasion of Normandy, France, on D-Day in 1944, highlighting the challenges they faced and the sacrifices made for victory.

Ukrainian border town of Krasnopillia and the returning countrymen

The Ukrainian border town of Krasnopillia, near the only open checkpoint between Ukraine and Russia, welcomes returning countrymen from Russian captivity or fallen Ukrainian soldiers. Residents and the local newspaper staff offer warm welcomes.

Ukraine's Soldier Shortage Amid Russian Attacks

Ukraine faces a shortage of soldiers as Russia intensifies attacks, leading to fears and attempts to avoid conscription. The government has implemented new laws and penalties to boost military ranks. Some men are fleeing the country illegally to avoid being drafted. The war has caused emotional strain on soldiers and civilians alike.

Russian Invasion of Kharkiv

Russia's sudden ground invasion of the Kharkiv region has shocked Ukraine, leading to a new front in the ongoing conflict. The country faces challenges in recruiting new soldiers, with restrictions on men aged 18 to 60, and a sense of exhaustion among those already fighting. The situation is dire, with concerns about Russian advances and the impact on civilians in the region.

Abduction of Female Israeli Soldiers by Hamas in Gaza

Five female Israeli soldiers are still being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza. A video of their abduction was released, showing the women in a distressing situation. Talks for a ceasefire including the release of hostages have broken down. Israeli President Isaac Herzog called the situation a cruel atrocity and urged for the hostages' release.

Exclusive Interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kharkiv

ABC News spoke exclusively with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kharkiv, where he canceled a trip to Spain due to the serious situation in Ukraine. Zelenskyy visited injured soldiers in a hospital and emphasized the urgency of the situation and the need for international support.

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Protesters occupy Columbia University building, law enforcement officers killed in North Carolina, Ukraine in need of more soldiers

Russian casualties in Ukraine

Russia has lost an enormous 450,000 soldiers and 3,000 tanks in Ukraine, with casualties averaging 560 troops a day since the invasion began. The UK estimates the loss of almost 3,000 tanks, and tens of thousands of soldiers have deserted Putin's armed forces. Death toll figures are hard to track accurately due to conflicting reports from both sides.

Ukrainian men risking their lives to avoid military draft

Ukrainian men are risking their lives to avoid the military draft by swimming across the hazardous Tysa River to reunite with their families, highlighting the challenges President Zelensky faces in mobilizing fresh troops amidst ongoing warfare with Russia.

Ukrainian Amputee Soldiers Returning to the Front Lines

Ukrainian soldiers who have lost limbs in the conflict are returning to the front lines to continue fighting, demonstrating resilience and a sense of duty. The government is facing challenges in supporting these amputees as they transition back to civilian life.

Repatriation of Soldiers' Bodies from Dien Bien Phu Battle

France to repatriate bodies of six soldiers who died in Dien Bien Phu battle in Vietnam, marking the end of France's colonial empire in Indochina. Bodies were exhumed and will be studied for identification in France.

Belgium Military Scandal

Belgium dismantles a platoon of soldiers due to serious cases of violence and harassment within the military. Investigations revealed acts of assault, blackmail, and threats among soldiers during hazing and training sessions.

Recruitment of Convict Soldiers by Vladimir Putin for Ukraine War

Vladimir Putin recruited soldiers from Russian prisons to fight in Ukraine, promising pardons. After returning, some have committed heinous crimes, including sexual assault, rape, murder, and cannibalism, causing societal impacts and fears in Russia. Many of these released convicts were part of the Wagner paramilitary group.

Ukraine's Struggle to Recruit Soldiers Amid Russian Invasion

Ukraine is struggling to recruit enough soldiers to repel the Russian army, as many men are evading the draft due to fatigue, wounds, and lack of motivation. The government is considering legislation to increase the pool of recruits, but faces challenges in convincing citizens to sacrifice their lives for the nation.

Challenges in Ukrainian Military Recruitment During the War with Russia

The war in Ukraine has entered its third year, and the country is facing challenges in recruiting enough soldiers to repel the enemy. Many Ukrainian men are evading the draft, and the army is struggling with a lack of soldiers, fatigue, and injuries. The government is considering legislation to increase recruitment, but it is highly unpopular. The soldiers on the front line are not getting enough rest, and the army is outnumbered by the Russian forces. The situation is dire, and Ukraine is desperate for more soldiers and Western military aid.